Print Ad for new iPhone pricing
Has anyone seen a print ad advertising the new iphone price? If so, which publication?
iPhone, Windows XP
BTTT
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Apple seldom refers to prices in their print advertising.
Matt
Matt
AT&Ts ads do show the new pricing. It is a limited time offer in AT&Ts ad with an expiration date at the end of December.
mikeab 🙂
mikeab 🙂
That is because apple products are so expensive. Consumers would ignore the ads if they saw the high prices before seeing the actual product.
The question was -
"Has anybody seen a Print Ad for new iPhone pricing".
Not whether the iPhone was high priced or not high priced.
Try this URL:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/specials/iPhoneCenter.html
mikeab 🙂
"Has anybody seen a Print Ad for new iPhone pricing".
Not whether the iPhone was high priced or not high priced.
Try this URL:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/specials/iPhoneCenter.html
mikeab 🙂
Haha. I'm guessing the REAL underlying question is: "Has anyone seen the new price in print because with just about any purchase security program on earth, they have to have the new price submitted via publication, not on a website."
Like someone else said, you may be hard-up finding that in print.
Assuming I'm correct in what you're actually needing, best of luck.
Like someone else said, you may be hard-up finding that in print.
Assuming I'm correct in what you're actually needing, best of luck.
I am not sure that the Internet is not an acceptable media at this time.
As we both know, the world is changing and at one time even a fax'd signature was not acceptable but everybody accepts them now.
mikeab 🙂
As we both know, the world is changing and at one time even a fax'd signature was not acceptable but everybody accepts them now.
mikeab 🙂
Anything printed from the internet is not an acceptable submission, according to Mastercard.
To the person that posted about the AT&T ad, do you know what publication that was in?
To the person that posted about the AT&T ad, do you know what publication that was in?
A faxed signature is totally different. These people are attempting to utilize a benefit of their card along with a lot of other customers. This could cost card companies a lot of money.
If the terms for the benefit say they need a printed ad, they need a PRINTED AD.
If the terms for the benefit say they need a printed ad, they need a PRINTED AD.
They need printed documentation or a printed ad?
If it is that they need authentication that the price is dropped, there are hundreds of newspaper articles, including interviews with Apple executives regarding the rationale of the price reduction, including Clips from the national and local news shows.
Even a letter from Steve Jobs to the world on the issue.
This is BS, a charade on the part of the credit card companies trying to get out of their deal with the consumer.
I personally do not believe, as you allude to, a conspiracy on the part of Apple or AT&T and the credit card companies.
Go into the AT&T Store and ask for information on the iPhone.
mikeab 😟
If it is that they need authentication that the price is dropped, there are hundreds of newspaper articles, including interviews with Apple executives regarding the rationale of the price reduction, including Clips from the national and local news shows.
Even a letter from Steve Jobs to the world on the issue.
This is BS, a charade on the part of the credit card companies trying to get out of their deal with the consumer.
I personally do not believe, as you allude to, a conspiracy on the part of Apple or AT&T and the credit card companies.
Go into the AT&T Store and ask for information on the iPhone.
mikeab 😟
They need an actual printed advertisement. I agree, it's BS, but i figure the path of least resistance at first is to just try and find one. If I can't, I'll then argue the insanity of needing an printed ad with all the editorial verification of the new price at hand. So, if anyone sees any print ad from AT&T, Apple, or anyone advertising the new price of the iphone, a heads-up would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
wouldn't printing the online store prices count as an "ad"? Just a thought.
again, it has to be a print ad. Online material is not acceptale.
BTTT -- has anyone seen either an AT&T or Apple ad with the new pricing? No online ads, please!
No one has sufficiently answered the question -- I still don't know of any print ad stating the new price.
Print Ad for new iPhone pricing