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T-Mobile to Sell iPhone Soon

By: Big 2 News Staff
Updated: December 10, 2012
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T-Mobile customers who like the iPhone will soon get the chance to buy it, but there's a tradeoff.

C-E-O John Leger made the announcement Thursday at an investor meeting.

Legere says the company plans to sell the phone next year, but will not offer a discount like Verizon, A-T-and-T and Sprint.

He says in exchange for buying the phone full price, for anywhere from $650 to $850, the company will offer discounted voice and data plans.

Cell phone providers usually sell the phones at a markdown, but make that money back over the course of a two-year contract.

T-Mobile has not said how the new plans would work, but say their current value plans are about $20  cheaper a month than plans that offer a lower upfront cost for the phone.

Legere says almost two-million T-Mobile subscribers use unlocked iPhones purchased from different carriers or from Apple itself.

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