Comment Complete fail (Score 5, Insightful) 55
I don't see this being an advantage for ANYONE:
1. iPhone owners with an older model will get so little credit towards a new phone that they'll think twice before upgrading.
2. Apple fanboys will buy the newest iPhone, trade-in or no trade-in.
3. Android users with fancy devices (Note 4, S6) are fanboys and it'll be a cold day in hell before they switch to Apple.
4. People with regular mid-end Android devices -- see #1 above.
5. Blackberry users generally have company-issued phones, so they're not going to trade them.
6. Windows Phone users are drinking the MS Kool Aid (tm) and anxiously waiting for Windows 10 and the secomd coming of Jesus.
7. The trade-in program isn't available in developing countries yet, where Windows Phones are sold as budget devices (low end models only, of course).
8. So, who's left? Maybe all 3 people who bought a Firefox OS phone?
1. iPhone owners with an older model will get so little credit towards a new phone that they'll think twice before upgrading.
2. Apple fanboys will buy the newest iPhone, trade-in or no trade-in.
3. Android users with fancy devices (Note 4, S6) are fanboys and it'll be a cold day in hell before they switch to Apple.
4. People with regular mid-end Android devices -- see #1 above.
5. Blackberry users generally have company-issued phones, so they're not going to trade them.
6. Windows Phone users are drinking the MS Kool Aid (tm) and anxiously waiting for Windows 10 and the secomd coming of Jesus.
7. The trade-in program isn't available in developing countries yet, where Windows Phones are sold as budget devices (low end models only, of course).
8. So, who's left? Maybe all 3 people who bought a Firefox OS phone?