The iPhone users can get the new iPhone 3G S for a starting price of $199, but existing iPhone 3G owners have to pay $399 or more to upgrade.
The policy doesn't make sense: Most companies try to hang on to return customers. So why are AT&T (NYSE: T) and Apple apparently penalizing return customers -- charging people who bought last year's iPhone 3G a $200 premium to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G S?
The policy doesn't make sense: Most companies try to hang on to return customers. So why are AT&T (NYSE: T) and Apple apparently penalizing return customers -- charging people who bought last year's iPhone 3G a $200 premium to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G S?
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