Solved: iPhone prices fallen drastically

Anonymous · ‎13-07-2013

8 weeks ago I upgraded to an iPhone 5 On the new split payments I am paying £25 a month for the phone a total of £600 over 24 months YET today my wife and I went to O2 and she upgraded to exactly the same phone and tariff BUT on her credit agreement she is only paying £20 a month over 24 months totalling some £120 less than my phones Price . Have iPhone prices fallen that much in 8 weeks

perksie · ‎13-07-2013

Prices are on the move constantly and most mobile phones are falling in price.

You must have been happy with your deal when you took it out, so there's not much else that can be said really.

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perksie · ‎13-07-2013

Prices are on the move constantly and most mobile phones are falling in price.

You must have been happy with your deal when you took it out, so there's not much else that can be said really.

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Anonymous · ‎14-07-2013

Hi,

I purchased my iPhone 5 from my Apple Store and paid £529 on 13th of October 2012.

Its still £529 in the Apple Store now.

No price drop there.

jonsie · ‎14-07-2013

Monopolies and price fixing seem to be an Apple speciality given the latest furore over the ebook disgrace

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Anonymous · ‎14-07-2013

@jonsie wrote:
Monopolies and price fixing seem to be an Apple speciality given the latest furore over the ebook disgrace

Mate their all at it from mobile phone companies to banks !

Nothing new.