Re: What to do with an old iPhone
GiandaliaJr wrote:
i sold my on ebay for $480. If anyone wants me to unlock their old iphone ill do it for $50
i sold my on ebay for $480. If anyone wants me to unlock their old iphone ill do it for $50
And I've got some wonderful swamp land in Florida that I'm sure you'd love.
Seriously dude, $50 when any idiot could use Pwnage for free? I hope that was a joke.
So would I be able to switch out the SIM card between phones to make one or the other still usable? In which case keeping it would be the smart thing for me to do. I don't have a land line and rely daily on my iPhone. Also, the closest Apple Store is a 3.5 hour drive for me. So if I had a 3G and it needed repair or the battery replaced, the spare 2G would come in very handy.
They forgot "put it in a blender" like that one guy did... maybe we need new variations though. Microwaved iPhone? People have so much phone vanity it's nuts. That "old" iPhone is still 10x better than 95% of the other phones out there... why would you even need to ask. Pass it on to a family member or friend. Duh!
Slightly off-topic:
I don't know if this has been discussed yet, but what happens in June 2009, when many two-year contracts expire with AT&T? Is Apple going to allow these phones to be unlocked and used elsewhere?
I unlocked my Motorola phone by calling AT&T and requesting the subsidy code. It was granted and that phone is now unlocked. By rights, if I upgrade to 3G, my 2G phone is no longer under contract. I should be able to have it legally unlocked by Apple. Am I missing something here???
I don't know if this has been discussed yet, but what happens in June 2009, when many two-year contracts expire with AT&T? Is Apple going to allow these phones to be unlocked and used elsewhere?
I unlocked my Motorola phone by calling AT&T and requesting the subsidy code. It was granted and that phone is now unlocked. By rights, if I upgrade to 3G, my 2G phone is no longer under contract. I should be able to have it legally unlocked by Apple. Am I missing something here???
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