Google drops Nexus One upgrade monetary value by $one C, offers refunds
Jan 15, 2010 phones, retweet, tweetmeme, twitter, uk
T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT) Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has dropped the upgrade price of the Nexus One to $279, which is $one C cheaper than the previous monetary value of $379. Google and T-Mobile River rich person been hit with some harsh critique from Nexus One customers upset over slow-to-respond customer service and unreliable T-Mobile River 3G service leadership up to T-Mobile River’s not-so-coincidental determination to slash $one C of the price of a Nexus One for T-Mobile customers looking to rise their phones. Effective January 14, T-Mobile Google volition charge rise eligible customers just $279 for a Nexus One. The troupe will also be issuing $100 refunds to any T-Mobile client who upgraded to a Nexus One at the previous $379 monetary value distributor point.
If you paid $379 for your Nexus One, you’re 1) obviously an existing T-Mobile River client who upgraded to the Nexus One and 2) due for a $100 refund. Anyone who upgraded to a Nexus One prior to Jan. 14th volition receive their $one C refund within 14 business years. The Nexus One is available for $579 unlocked or $179 with a new 2-year T-Mobile contract bridge. Only existing T-Mobile customers who were eligible for an rise were given the $379 price.
[Update] As the commenter below pointed out, Google is dropping the monetary value, not T-Mobile. Our bad.
[Via: TmoNews]
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