Since ads, with all of their fine print, can be misleading, I went to Best Buys to check it out first hand.\u00a0 I had to find out if they were really going to swap out my iPhone 4S for an iPhone 5.\u00a0 The clerk told me that all I had to pay was the $8 in sales tax.<\/p>\n
$8 for a new iPhone 5!!\u00a0 Cool.\u00a0 But, I really wanted more memory than I presently had so I wanted to upgrade to the next larger memory.\u00a0 No problem, just a $100 more.<\/p>\n
Well, I had anticipated the additional cost as I had debated about getting the larger memory when I first purchased the iPhone 4S.\u00a0 And, having regretted not getting the larger memory then, I vowed to buy it with the next iPhone.<\/p>\n
But wait, the clerk told me that he could sell me the larger memory for only $50 if I didn’t mind buying an “open box”!!\u00a0 A new iPhone with a larger memory for only $58.\u00a0 Cool!!!<\/p>\n
Life is good!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Since ads, with all of their fine print, can be misleading, I went to Best Buys to check it out first hand.\u00a0 I had to find out if they were really going to swap out my iPhone 4S for an … Continue reading