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Google Confirms New Nexus One Pricing

Jan 15, 2010, 12:06 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google has made some changes to the pricing structures for the Nexus One. A Google spokesperson told Phone Scoop in an email, "Previously there were two price points for those fully eligible for T-Mobile upgrades. Those without data plans were paying $279 for the Nexus One, and those with data plans were being charged $379. We worked with T-Mobile and are now able to offer the higher upgrade discount to all existing fully eligible T-Mobile subscribers. This price is now $279. Refunds will be granted to all eligible subscribers who previously purchased the Nexus One at $379. This doesn't affect any eligible customers who bought the phone for $279." The Nexus One remains $529 for those who choose to buy it with no contract, and $179 for new T-Mobile customers.

source: Google

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fahrende

Jan 15, 2010, 12:45 PM

This is too confusing...

It think it would be worth paying the $500+ to get this unlocked just to avoid this nonsense.

Versed

fahrende said:
It think it would be worth paying the $500+ to get this unlocked just to avoid this nonsense.

Without a doubt. If you want the N1, in my opinion, just bit the bullet, the termination fee's between TM...
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