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Originally Posted by CrossBow
Funny, My money says right on it:
This Note is Legal Tender for All Debts, Public and Private"
'Doubt they'll get very far with the "No Cash" thing.
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The operative word here being "debts". You are not in debt for something you haven't purchased or entered into contract to purchase yet. It's not like Apple lent you the iPhone and said "Hey, if you like it, then you owe us later." They have every right to, up front, state that you cannot purchase a product from them using cash. There are many brick-and-mortar merchants around the country that do this already as we move closer and closer to a cashless society. And how many online merchants do you think would allow you to FedEx them a handful of greenbacks to pay for your order?
This doesn't really affect me, as I am neither an unlocker nor a reseller. Honestly, I couldn't care less if they restrict sales to 2 phones by check or card only. I think from their position, it's a smart move, when almost 25% of your iPhones haven't been activated on AT&T and therefore you're missing out on almost 25% of the profit that is rightly deserved for such an innovative product.