already enquire about the recent Umobile prepaid plan is alot cheaper than apple store

eg take i40 plan , iphone 6+ 64gb

first pay rm2595 for the iphone+ upfront payment rm240 (will be rebate rm10 * 24 months back to u) + topup rm150

total 2595+240 +150=2985 for the iphone

if u terminate straight away u lost rm240 (upfront $$ only) and the topup will be credit into the hp number upon registration will still remain (terminate means dont reload/topup credit into the number each month) the plan will lapse and go back to normal plan

2985-150(topup still remain)= 2835. for the iphone 6+ 64gb compare to apple store selling rm3349 (difference RM514)

http://www.u.com.my/iphone

some more if epp bank creditcard 0% interest free some more worth, can use the $$ to roll if sell out

max units of iphone for prepaid can buy 2 units and for postpaid 3 units

its really cheaper than applestore. for reseller/hp shop owners can buy a few and sell out with bank credit card epp 0% interest free to roll

but ask yrself do u really want to carry such an expensive hp around and always take care of it. even if it is cheaper by rm500-rm800 compare to what plan and what iphone model?


if people who does not have credit card epp, umobile have its own credit facilities at 0.84%, 1.2%, 1.5% according to how many months/years credit

http://www.u.com.my/umicrocredit

This post has been edited by mlpk: Mar 26 2015, 09:08 PM

if can buy the iphone 6 128gb bcos in time to come new ios version will get bigger in file size and storage. then yr space is limited or out of space.

maybe now buy 64gb sell it to get new 128gb in future. top up more and dont thing 1 years only depreciated few hundreds only.

Around how much iphone will depreciate within a 1 year/2 year/3 year etc or after new model iphone comes out?

if the new IOS need more space in future like previous 16gb enough now all buy min 64gb. Then next model need min 128gb or more 256 gb. no longer have 64gb during limited storage space bcos all apps size is huge in size and in future due to complex/sofisticated programs

This post has been edited by mlpk: Mar 29 2015, 10:08 PM