Recently AT&T made refurbished iPhone 4 units available ranging from $99-$199USD. Now the American wireless company has refurbished iPhone 4 units starting at $79USD.
These new refurbished iPhone 4 units are cheaper because they come with a “cosmetic blemishâ€, which likely means some kind of physical damage somewhere on the device.
What I am waiting for are the Canadian carrier iPhone 4 refurb units. Last year, a few weeks after AT&T launched refurb iPhone 3GS units, Rogers, Bell, and Telus followed. The same happened with the iPhone 3G with Rogers.
If that pattern continues, we should begin seeing refurb iPhone 4 units available on contract for about $79-$199 on Rogers, Telus, and Bell.
Do you believe in refurb units? Would you purchase a refurbished iPhone 4 on contract?
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