alasta:

nakedmolerat: I was confused at first when saw their advert for the first time. This is my understanding after speaking to 2degrees customer service. 

Let say I bought note-4 ($1149) on $49 plan.

You paid $29 upfront. Total per month $49 + $47 + $10 = $106/month

In this example how is the figure of $47 determined?

BigHammer: It's the monthly interest free payment on the initial phone.

alasta:

nakedmolerat: I was confused at first when saw their advert for the first time. This is my understanding after speaking to 2degrees customer service. 

Let say I bought note-4 ($1149) on $49 plan.

You paid $29 upfront. Total per month $49 + $47 + $10 = $106/month

In this example how is the figure of $47 determined?

nakedmolerat:

alasta:

nakedmolerat: I was confused at first when saw their advert for the first time. This is my understanding after speaking to 2degrees customer service. 

Let say I bought note-4 ($1149) on $49 plan.

You paid $29 upfront. Total per month $49 + $47 + $10 = $106/month

In this example how is the figure of $47 determined?

it is on the website - after adding the phone to the monthly cost.

eg: iphone 6 plus 128GB gold will cost you $60.

dickytim:when you do the math you are better to save the funds, sell your old phone and buy the new model.

alasta: Thanks - understood. Based on my post above I assume they've produced their pricing table based on a 24 month dispersal of the handset RRP.

nakedmolerat:

dickytim: Vodafone have had similar for $20 a month, when you do the math you are better to save the funds, sell your old phone and buy the new model.

This is what I plan on doing for my next upgrade, assuming I can't convince Vodafone to let me do a resign after 16 month :)

But you get the new phone at 24 months.