Went to see about getting the advertised iPhone 15 Pro Max Upgrade. Sure, they say they'll give me a $23 discount on the $33 for 36 months payment for my trade in. Tell me I'm saving $23 a month ($830 total) on a new iPhone. BUT to get this offer "I have to upgrade"....Upgrade what? Not my plan it stays the same services, speeds, perks. So, my $80 a month bill I thought would increase the $10 difference ($33 minus the $23 for my trade in)....Right? Wrong!!!!! Remember YOU HAVE TO UPGRADE. So, with the "qualifying" upgrade and the "discounted" it works out to a total of $25 more a month. $25x36 (months-contracted) =$900. $1200-900=300....so I guess you are getting a break, but nothing like the spiel. Why not just state the truth? Trade in your phone with a 3-year contract, and we'll discount the iPhone 15 Po Max $300. Note the only thing the "Upgrade" upgrades is your monthly bill, and doesn't count all the one time fees. When I asked the salesman why my bill was going up the extra $15 I was told "I'm not sure, must be taxes."<Seriously!
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