lol nothing really I should have just gone that route and cancelled the extra line. It's ok though I'll keep it as a backup plus I get the Mobile Share discount with buying a cheapy phone. I'll probably cancel it later lol.
lol nothing really I should have just gone that route and cancelled the extra line. It's ok though I'll keep it as a backup plus I get the Mobile Share discount with buying a cheapy phone. I'll probably cancel it later lol.
You can't lol that's why I thought you couldn't get the promo on Next. Looks like you get to buy a lot of accessories!Ahh.. nice nice.. I finally got my Note 4.. just randomly went into a best buy mobile in the mall and asked and they had one left that was black.. They received 5 in and 4 sold early on.. I had to drive 40 minutes home and back to get my trade in device because I wasn't expecting anything.. luckily they still had it there when I got back.. they couldn't honor the $50 extra but found a $30 extra and gave me a screen protector for half off.. I did the next plan because you get that extra $100 off the bill or whatever.. my question is.. since you get a bb gift card.. how can you put that on your att account to pay for the bill?
Yup. Just add a line to get the promo, wait like 15 days then cancel it and switch the Sim. Much cheaper than $825 plus tax.So just to clarify, I can add a brand new line to my family plan for the note 4 and then cancel it within a month no problem right? From the sound of it, seems like you applied the note 4 to one of your main lines?
Yup. Just add a line to get the promo, wait like 15 days then cancel it and switch the Sim. Much cheaper than $825 plus tax.
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I think you have to have it paid in full but you also have to have service with them for so long.Makes you wonder why they'd charge so much. Even if there was no promotion, it's still cheaper to do the ETF trick with a brand new lines, fees and all.
Also, do you (or anyone) have any idea how the unlock process works? Wasn't there some new law that was passed where carriers have to unlock phones for you upon request?
I think you have to have it paid in full but you also have to have service with them for so long.
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