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Honestly the “free” iPhone 7 is still pretty great [UPDATE]

Honestly the “free” iPhone 7 is still pretty great [UPDATE]

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

If you’re going in to a carrier like Verizon right now, looking for the least expensive way to have a smartphone for email and phone calls, they’ve got a few “free” choices. You’ll end up signing up for a $50 (or thereabouts) per month plan, at minimum, for the service with the carrier, and you’ll get a phone that’d normally cost a few hundred dollars outright. In late February, 2020, I opted to get the iPhone 7 because it’s been a while since I owned an iPhone, and I figured it’d be a reliable piece of hardware.
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