AT&T announced changes to its mobile device upgrade policies, including a new smartphone trade-in program and BYOD without a contract.
AT&T's new 24-month policy aligns device upgrade eligibility with its standard two-year wireless agreement. Customers get a subsidized device for a new two-year wireless agreement. After the first six months, customers can qualify for partial discount off the full retail price if they sign a new two-year wireless agreement. After the full 2 year contract, they are eligible for the full discount on a subsidized upgrade.Under the new trade-in program, AT&T will provide a trade-in of up to $100 for current smartphones (three years or newer and in good working condition) when upgrading to another smartphone.
In addition, AT&T is now supporting "Bring your own device" for compatible GSM-capable phones. These customers do not need to sign a service contract.
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AT&T's new 24-month policy aligns device upgrade eligibility with its standard two-year wireless agreement. Customers get a subsidized device for a new two-year wireless agreement. After the first six months, customers can qualify for partial discount off the full retail price if they sign a new two-year wireless agreement. After the full 2 year contract, they are eligible for the full discount on a subsidized upgrade.Under the new trade-in program, AT&T will provide a trade-in of up to $100 for current smartphones (three years or newer and in good working condition) when upgrading to another smartphone.
In addition, AT&T is now supporting "Bring your own device" for compatible GSM-capable phones. These customers do not need to sign a service contract.
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http://blogs.att.net/consumerblog/story/a7790084