Apple stops selling iPhones on 2-year AT&T contract, moves exclusively to Next financing plans

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By Christian ZibregJun 5, 2015, 10:50 am838 pts
As reported earlier this week, Apple has stopped selling new iPhones to customers on a two-year contract with AT&T as of today. As first noted by MacRumors, subsidized $199/$299 prices for new iPhones on a two-year AT&T contract have been removed overnight and replaced with the carrier’s financing program…

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