Hi Mart,
not so mate, Geoff (Son) took me to the Apple store today & they're
$200 & you can buy them outright from other suppliers as well.
Buy it & 'Gaolbreak' it, that's why I wanted to know what the best
carrier deals are in Oz.
If I bundled everything with say. Optus, Broadband,etc I wanted to
know if anyone has done that?
Geoff runs his IMAc 24 with Skype free calls that reroute to his
IPhone & they have some amazing online programs where you can dowload
some great movies FREE
He is a very full bottle on what can & can't be achieved.
I just bought a Mac Book Pro, refurbished (5 weeks ago it was current
model) for GRAND TOTAL OF $1460 DELIVERED to the door.
One year warranty & I'm upgrading to 4 gigs of ram for $20.
I love America!!
best regards to all,
Ken
On 29/11/2008, at 3:28 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
Ken, in the USA you can only buy the iPhone bundled with a 2 year
contract with AT&T so it is not worth buying there. That is why it
only costs US$199 - you have to keep paying at least $30 per month
for the next 2 years as well.
-Mart
Sent from my iPhone
On 29/11/2008, at 3:07 PM, Ken Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm in Los Angeles, went to the Apple Store today, still salivating!
I can buy an I Phone for $US200 but I'm hoping you can tell me
what the best plan is there now, I WON'T use Telstra but I believe
Optus & Vodaphone have packages?
Can you tell me what the best package might be? I have an
original 3 account, pay nothing unless I make a call, hard t beat
but 3 aren't doing the IPhone thing.
Trying to figure if it's worth buying one while I'm here?
I'm bundled with Westnet at the moment, home phone & Broadband, if
there's a bundled package with Optus etc it may be worthwhile.
Would be a big help if you can steer me in the right direction
please?
regards to all,
Ken Jackson
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