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	<title>What qualifies one for an &quot;iPod customer&quot; upgrade price with AT&amp;amp;T Wireless? </title>
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	<description>For AT&amp;amp;T, what counts as being a &apos;previous iPhone user&apos; as far as upgrades to 3G iPhone go? I am a fairly new AT&amp;amp;T customer, who got a Blackberry through them in May. Because of that, I&apos;m not eligible for a $199/$299 3G iPhone through them -- I&apos;d have to pay $399 or $499. However, they are giving current iPhone customers the lower price. If I were to acquire an old iPhone from a 3rd party, and activate it under my current AT&amp;amp;T account, would that make me an iPhone customer for purposes of the upgrade? Or did I have to buy an iPhone directly through AT&amp;amp;T to qualify for this price? 

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