Sayonara, subsidies: AT&T ends two-year phone contracts

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Dec 31, 2015, 1:50 pm1.2k ptsHot
Subsidies are over at AT&T. Starting January 8, the carrier will stop offering two-year contracts on new phones, reports Engadget. That gives you just over a week to sign a new plan, if you are adamantly opposed to paying for a device up front or signing a monthly AT&T Next installment plan instead—which is…

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