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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
I'm sure Apple has its reasoning for only allowing AT&T as its service provider, otherwise they would be closing off a larger market segment that would otherwise buy the phone. And knowing Apple who has made some smart business decisions in the last few years, I'm sure there's a good business reason for it. Again, I'm sure the AT&T Policy is expressly written on the box of the phone, in the sales receipts of the purchase, or in the service contract. The real crime would be not letting their customers know this was the case.
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They wrote it on the box (if they did) just because the consumer failed to read the box, that is not apple or ATTs fault.
I am certain Apple had a marketing reason to go with one provider. Probably cash, but also look at all the free advertising they have received from this decision.