Consumer Cellular to Sell iPhone 5s and 5c Starting Dec. 13
Dec 2, 2013, 3:11 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Dec 2, 2013, 5:27 PM
Consumer Cellular today announced that it will soon offer the Apple iPhone 5s, 5c, and 4s. The devices, which can be paired with most of Consumer Cellular's service plans, will require down payments of $150, $100, and $50, respectively. Customers are then expected to make payments of $25 per month until the remaining balance of the phone is paid off. The iPhone 5s, 5c, and 4S will go on sale Friday, December 13.
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Comments
Say YES to an MVNO !!!
Say YES to an MVNO !!!
A mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) re-sells the services of another cell provider
Consumer Cellular offers iPhones using the AT&T network starting December 13, 2013... With their EasyPay program, you'll be able to get your hands on a new iPhone for as little as $50 down!
Consumer Cellular's popular EasyPay financing program, allowing customers to obtain the latest iPhone models (4s, 5c or 5s) without the full up-front cost. The program works with a simple upfront payment – as low as $50, then the customer pays $25 per month in addition to their normal wireless service bill until the remaining balance of the phone is paid. No interest is charged to the customer throughout this time.
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A mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) re-sells the services of another cell provider
Consumer Cellular offers iPhones using the AT&T network starting December 13, 2013... With their EasyPay program, you'll be able to get your hands on a new iPhone for as little as $50 down!
Consumer Cellular's popular EasyPay financing program, allowing customers to obtain the latest iPhone models (4s, 5c or 5s) without the full up-front cost. The program works with a simple upfront payment – as low as $50, then the customer pays $25 per month in addition to their normal wireless service bill until the remaining balance of the phone is paid. No interest is charged to the customer throughout this time.
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I dont know where they operate at.......
But over that two years combimed with upfront cost you're paying $100 more than the phomes outright cost of $650......sounds like you're getting F'd in the A
What 2 years? There is no 2 years. You pay 25 bucks a month until the phone is paid off. Where do you get 2 years?
Nobody said anything about 2 years.
Nobody said anything about 2 years.
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