“Why is this item listed as No-Contract BUT the price of $49.99 requires a 2 year contract commitment? Please confirm this item is a NO-CONTRACT device or please remove the term "No-Contract" in the Item Description.”
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I will try to separate this out as someone who definitely does not want to be back on a contract regardless of the fact that My carrier is doing quite well right now. They may do lousy (again) and I will be stuck (again). I have decided to purchase the unit outright at the 199.99 price ( what they referred to as "Unactivated device" equals no contract as You are buying and activating Your Own device with Your carrier but without a contract as opposed to getting it for "only" 49.99 by signing up for a two year contract with Your carrier if that is Your choice.)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.$199.99 ($200.00) is the no-contract. the $49.99 ($50.00) requires a contract because you are getting a discount of $150. Please actually read next time.
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