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(Mar 20, 2009 - 2:19 PM)
Uh...$299, plus the $175 ETF is only $474....then you can take your iPhone, Yellowsn0w it and run it on the carrier of your choice. Also, the ETF goes down $5 per contract month, so $474 plus the activation fee is the maximum exposure. I'm unsure why anyone would pay $699, unless their credit score is too low to establish a new AT&T postpaid contract. My understanding is that AT&T isn't going to just let you plunk down $699 and bolt, so you're still paying an activation fee and canceling AT&T service either way.