I purchased my iPhone unlocked from BestBuy. I always look for cheaper prices
I don’t like being tied to a carrier.
From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of R Van
Lant
Sent: Thursday, May 21, 2020 11:28 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Buying New iPhone - Advantages
Vivian,
I just went through this exact decision. At Costco, The price I was quoted for
a Verizon iPhone SE ((probably 64GB) was $380, which likely included the
activation fee, but not the taxes. When I looked on Verizon’s site a bit ago,
they were waiving the activation fee of $40, but only
I ordered my new phone from Apple. Verizon offered me $55 for my iPhone 7.
I am going to sell it for $150 on the open market.
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I bought my iPhone 7 from Apple and paid full price. I was not offered
a trade in, but I sold my four year old iPhone 5 for $120, including
the case and charger and headphones. I conducted the transaction at
my neighborhood police station and all went smoothly, thanks to good
guys with guns who
Hi Viv. I just ordered my SE 2020 through Verizon. I didn't need to because
this phone is not expensive like the 11 or 11 pro are but I've always bought my
phones through my carrier which has been Verizon. I also got a trade in for my
8 which took $150 off the phone. Apple you would
My personal opinion is that if you buy it through Verizon you can bargain more
for a plan or some kind of a deal on a phone, and you have the same with Apple
either way. If you opt for Apple Care, you can get it, regardless of where you
buy the phone, and you have the same access to
Apple probably won't offer you any deals or discounts, but your carrier might.
My carrier is T Mobile, and they always offer some kind of deal. When we
bought our iphone 8's we got $300 for each of our old phones on a trade in.
Check with your carrier to see what kind of deals they are
