Why AT&T’s ‘Next’ device upgrade program is a bad deal

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By Cody LeeJul 17, 2013, 5:36 am695 pts
Yesterday, AT&T introduced a new device upgrade program called AT&T Next. An obvious response to T-Mobile’s ‘Jump’ plan, Next will allow customers, willing to pay a monthly fee, to trade in their device and upgrade to a brand new one every 12 months. At first glance, this sounds like a good deal. After all,…

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