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Topic # 194947 31-Mar-2016 11:26
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I know with previous versions you could buy an unlocked iPhone instore with no contract.

 

The website seems to insist on using a payment plan.

 

Can you buy an unlocked iPhone 6s outright in a vodafone store?

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  Reply # 1523256 31-Mar-2016 11:50
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Don't see why not.

 

I'm sure you could. Otherwise, just buy it straight from Apple: http://www.apple.com/nz/shop/buy-iphone/iphone6s

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  Reply # 1523258 31-Mar-2016 11:51
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Why not just order it from Apple?




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  Reply # 1523265 31-Mar-2016 11:56
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Navigate there via the "browse all mobiles" pull down, rather than the "Iphone" one

 

then you can get to this, with the "mobile only" option

 

https://www.vodafone.co.nz/shop/mobileDetails.jsp?skuId=sku880567&voucherCode=&selectionKey=mobile&menuKey=

 

 

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