gpatrick15
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Definitely not a scam. You lease the device, sure, but if you decide to keep it past the 18 months there's an option to buy out the phone at a price that was dictated at purchase. For instance, if o keep the note 7 the entire time the buyout is $175 I believe. But if I don't (won't) keep it the entire time, I have 3 upgrades a year. It's basically designed for people (like us!) who don't plan on keeping the phones for very long. Many of us didn't have to spend a penny to preorder the Note 7, we just pay it on our bill. Essentially I've been able to own the iPhone 6S+, and soon the note 7, and the only thing I've paid out of pocket up front is the $100 I paid for my 64gb 6S+.I still have my T-Mobile Note 4 and it still works great....I just wish I could afford to get a Note 7 right now...I imagine I'll get one at some point, but it probably won't be until Christmas at the earliest.
Also as a side note, I find it interesting that so many people are interested in buying the Note 7 through JOD, which seems like the mother of all scams because you put so much money into the program but you'll never own the device...unless I am wrong about how JOD works. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong...that was just my (possibly ignorant) impression of JOD.