Not to be outdone by rival T-Mobile, AT&T on Tuesday announced a new program that will allow customers to upgrade to a new handset every year. AT&T Next borrows some elements from T-Mobile’s Jump program as well as their monthly... Read more
Not a good deal unless they reduce their price plans... why pay the premium when you are already pay high monthly fees for a subsidized phone.
I would think the monthly plans will have to be cheaper. T-mobile's JUMP program is $30/month, which is pretty close, but their phone plans are $50, not $100. If ATT is going to make customers pay $32/month for the phone, then they'll have to drop the plan price to balance it out. I can't see very many people being ok with an expensive plan without the benefit of a subsidized phone.
LOL...will at&t lower their monthly plan....that's a good one. No, they will market the heck out of this, and the sheeple drones will line up and say take my money.
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