Contract or cash
Network providers such as CellC,MTN,Vodacom and Telkom mobile are rolling out great packages in terms of contracts. These contracts range from a year or two years. The package is very attractive, the majority includes a Cellphone,data, free minutes -talk -time and airtime.
The most popular of these is the 24 months contracts. Cellphone manufacturers take advantage of such deals with their great devices, it was recently announced that Huawei provides the most low cost affordable devices. And the smartphones that are popular on these contracts due to the low cost of the contract is phones like: the iPhone 4s, huawei P8 lite and the Lumia 520. The most popular contracts prices range from 200-300 Rand per month for 24 months.
Well no...not necessarily. Catch the other
option of this article very soon...
This article is divided in three parts. The first part deals with buying a smartphone on a contract, the next part talks about buying a low cost smartphone online and the last part will talk about buying a secondhand phone....Enjoy and try these.
This phenomenon has widely grown in the middle and lower income earners, Buying phones on contract.
Network providers such as CellC,MTN,Vodacom and Telkom mobile are rolling out great packages in terms of contracts. These contracts range from a year or two years. The package is very attractive, the majority includes a Cellphone,data, free minutes -talk -time and airtime. The most popular of these is the 24 months contracts. Cellphone manufacturers take advantage of such deals with their great devices, it was recently announced that Huawei provides the most low cost affordable devices. And the smartphones that are popular on these contracts due to the low cost of the contract is phones like: the iPhone 4s, huawei P8 lite and the Lumia 520. The most popular contracts prices range from 200-300 Rand per month for 24 months.
As great as this sounds we need to also look at other alternatives. Buying a phone on cash
I think we can all agree that buying the latest smartphones such as the Iphone 6, Sumsung S7 and the Sony Experia range, is financial suicide unless of course you are a higher income earner who wouldn't mind buying a R15000 cellphone cash. Even the most low cost smartphones like the Huawei Ascend, Sumsung Galaxy S4 mini and the Nokia Lumia 520 are not that lowcost since they all in the price range of R2000-R3000, or maybe low cost for middle income earners. So.....it seems obvious that a cellphone contract is the way to go right?
Well no...not necessarily. Catch the other
option of this article very soon...
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