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Anyway, I was discussing the possible purchase of a T-Mobile Mytouch G3 phone
with a salesman.  The required contract was going to be something like $65 a
month. However, "if you qualify," there was some kind of break on the phone or
the contract, maybe like 15% on one or both.  While looking at the price on the
web, I didn't see any such offer.

i) <Sigh> another purchase where you have to be a jerk and haggle your way to a
decent price.

ii) Is that real?  Is it a credit check?

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gregjohn wrote:
> Anyway, I was discussing the possible purchase of a T-Mobile Mytouch G3 phone
> with a salesman.  The required contract was going to be something like $65 a
> month. However, "if you qualify," there was some kind of break on the phone or
> the contract, maybe like 15% on one or both.  While looking at the price on the
> web, I didn't see any such offer.
> 
> i) <Sigh> another purchase where you have to be a jerk and haggle your way to a
> decent price.

What options did you have with your plan?  $65 is $20 less than what I 
pay for my 300-minute-a-month plus unlimited text and data plan, which I 
don't think is too bad.  Though be warned that T-Mobile doesn't have 
much 3G coverage outside of a few major metropolitan areas, so it might 
not be as useful as you'd like.

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Tim Cook
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