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Joseph Keller
T-Mobile US wants to start selling the iPhone on its MetroPCS customers. MetroPCS, acquired by T-Mobile last year, now functions as a pre-paid brand within the fourth-place U.S. carrier. One of the bigger issues standing in the way of bringing Apple's flagship device to MetroPCS customers is affordability, according to Recode:
Part of the challenge is finding an attractive way to make it affordable enough for all of MetroPCS's customers, many of whom have tighter budgets and some of whom might not have good enough credit to qualify for device financing.
Various iPhone models are available as part of pre-paid plans and carriers, including Verizon's ALLSET plans, AT&T's Aio Wireless, and Sprint's Virgin Mobile USA.
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Source: Re/code
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