Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program is Now Available Online

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Posted April 26, 2016 at 2:22am by iClarified · 14144 views

Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program which lets customers pay for an iPhone monthly and get a new iPhone each year is now available online. Previously, it was only available to customers visiting a retail store.

Initially launched alongside the iPhone 6s, the Phone Upgrade Program lets you select the carrier and rate plan you want but you must accept a two year installment agreement. After 12 installments, you can get a new iPhone and start a new iPhone Upgrade Program. No more waiting for your carrier contract to end. Just trade in your current iPhone for a new one, and your new program begins. The iPhone Upgrade Program also gives you AppleCare+ protection.

Monthly installments start at $32.41/mo for the iPhone 6s and $36.58/mo for the iPhone 6s Plus.

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evas10n1 - April 27, 2016 at 8:47am

Can't get near these prices in the UK. TMobile are a complete joke. Best tariffs usually come from Vodafone but need to pay £47 per month for unlimited texts, unlimited UK calls except premium rate and 6 GB of data! On 2 yr contract

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joshWUa - April 27, 2016 at 2:39am

Tmobile rules only paying $85 all unlimited, upgrade up to 3 times a year. And will still be paying $8 dollars for an iPhone 128GB lol. Where the rip off? Do your research lol, even sprint is doing this strategy. Soon we could see it with ATT. We shall see though.

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Zanka - April 26, 2016 at 9:40pm

Here comes the "it's another rip off from Apple" queens.

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