Apple picker Vodafone has just announced that it will join the T-Mobile and will also offer the new iPhones 5S and 5C in a midnight sale. Customers will be able to visit the stores in Prague on Wenceslas Square and Masarykova Street in Brno seven minutes after midnight on October 25. However, Vodafone is keeping the prices of the new phones to itself...
The most important piece of information that Vodafone has now released is the fact that anyone who comes to the midnight sale wearing a red cap is entitled to a discount of 1000 crowns on any model of the new iPhone.
The discount can be used by existing non-corporate customers who are entitled to a discounted phone according to standard conditions (they do not have a discounted phone, their two-year term has expired) and their minimum monthly payment is CZK 249 or more (paying with a 24-month commitment). The discount can also be used by new non-corporate customers who purchase a tariff with a phone at a discounted price with a 24-month commitment. Corporate customers are entitled to a discount of up to 2 crowns.
During the midnight sale, Vodafone will offer iPhones 5S and 5C at a standard price (i.e. no commitment), or for existing customers with a history of more than two years at a discounted price. It will be possible to purchase only 1 piece per birth number or ID number. Only 16GB models in two colors will be available for now. iPhone 5S in black and silver, iPhone 5C in blue and white.
I wanted to try it, but that detail at the end will probably discourage most enthusiasts who would like to go out and buy a phone after midnight.
Well, ever since I polished my ALACama iphone, I don't even "want" to imagine the 16GB version,…
The 4 and a half hour wait for the National for the iPhone 5 was fun, especially when there were 20 of us in line and they didn't get the phone after us... :D
I wonder who will be waiting today :)
Will T-mobile also have phones with a larger capacity?
"for existing customers with more than two years of history at a discounted price"?
I haven't heard of the two year history requirement anywhere, not even in other articles outside of this server. only the classic condition that a person undertakes to fulfill the given MMP for 24 months (minimum 249,-) so I don't see.... maybe I just misunderstood
We received the following statement from Vodafone, I quote:
In both stores it will be possible to:
· Buy an iPhone 5s or 5c at the standard price, i.e. without commitment
· Buy an iPhone 5s or 5c at a discounted price as a reward for existing customers after two years
Thanks, I'm already dealing with Vodafone. this sentence just confused me.