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Mark Jensen.

I, however, did my homework. I waited to upgrade my phone and sign a new account agreement in preparation for the iPhone release. I paid the lower amount. Take note.

Here’s the background:

I’ve had an AT&T wireless account for 8 years. My monthly bill averages $200, so a little quick math says that I have paid them $19,200 in wireless service fees. In that time I’ve had two refurbished phones, so it’s not like I’ve cost them a lot in subsidizing my hardware.

Two days ago I stood in line at the Apple Store to finally purchase an iPhone 3G. It was time.

Imagine my surprise that when the guy in front of me paid $299 for his 16GB iPhone because he WASN’T already an AT&T customer, and I was told by the Apple employee that I had to pay $499 for mine because I was an AT&T customer but “wasn’t eligible for an upgrade”.

After two days of phone calls to AT&T I’ve decided to return my iPhone and cancel my AT&T service after 8 years. It turns out that Verizon actually WANTS my business and is giving me a great deal on a new Blackberry at a lower monthly service cost.

The worst part is that I’m a very, very loyal Apple customer. I own several Macs and am a true Apple aficionado. But this experience has left a really, really bad taste in my mouth.

For 8 years I was an AT&T customer, paying them $19,200 with very little hardware subsidy (if any). Now Apple and AT&T tell me that I have to pay $200 more for my iPhone than the guy in front of me because I’m already an AT&T customer and he’s not?

That’s just unconscionable.

Shame on you, Apple, for entering into a deal that treats loyal customers like that.

-Bret

Lets’ pull our heads out of the sand, which is the technology bubble surrounding us, and lets’ have a look on the mainstream consumers. The iPhone has been able to appeal to people who did not use a Blackberry from RIM. In fact, mainstream users who do not work in a large company or that are interested in technology might have never heard of RIM’s Blackberry, or barely what it does. I suspect some of those people might have bought the iPhone.

This takes us to a whole new level, one far beyond technology itself. All the applications and technology inside the iPhone is the main reason why would buy it or not. But now a whole range of consumers are getting their first hand on the iPhone because it looks nice and it is popular. It is becoming a TREND, like the iPod, although the iPhone is more complex and would appeal less directly to the mass market.

So what have we learned? Well the iPhone is now appealing to a mass market and for a bunch of reasons, some that are not even linked to technology. More interestingly, I am sure some of the new buyers barely know half of what the iPhone can do.

Last statistics showed most iPhone users were still young male. I suspect this broad appeal will change that data. Expect to hear next year a young adult college student tell you she bought the iPhone because it is a ‘boy magnet’.

The Burlingame store is always a good bet

The iPhone 2.0 software update gave me enough of an iPhone fix.

That’s the stupidest FUD I’ve ever read in a loooong time!

Nominated to FUD of the day!

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