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ndub33 · 11-27-2008, 11:24 AM

Basically, it comes down to this:

If you are an early adaptor of devices, and always want the latest and greatest, or if you think you may want to try a different carrier after a year, a one year contract is the way to go.

If getting the deeper discount on the cost of a device is more important to you than either of the above, then go with the two year deal.

11-27-2008, 11:24 AM	#5
ndub33 Stuck In The '70's Mod Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: The 'burbs east of Seattle. Model: 9810 Carrier: T-Mobile Posts: 7,600	Basically, it comes down to this: If you are an early adaptor of devices, and always want the latest and greatest, or if you think you may want to try a different carrier after a year, a one year contract is the way to go. If getting the deeper discount on the cost of a device is more important to you than either of the above, then go with the two year deal. __________________ 1st Step in Troubleshooting: Do you have a BlackBerry Data Plan? 2nd Step in Troubleshooting: Pull the Battery.
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