I really wanted you to get the best offers out there, XXXX. It's just the down payment is actually based on the account standing and the device itself. Rest assured that all devices has the same full price for all customers. The good thing about it though, even if it has a high down, it'll be easier for you for a long term since the monthly is low.
With superphones getting more expensive, it's possible that this price point requires a down payment from you that was not required last year because the phone was not as expensive. This most likely applies to all latest superphones released.
Every customers pays the same price for the product. Down payment costs are unique to each customer's account. Things such as tenure and type of device program can vary by customer. Thankfully, it's just a small portion of the entire device cost upfront and the great news is your payments each month will be smaller.
We truly hear your concern about the cost. The downpayment depends how high end the phone is, account tenure, the storage of the phone and the available device credits that your account can finance.
The good thing about it though is that your monthly installment for the device is lower and this will help you keep your monthly bill as low as possible as well. Shall I take care of your order today?
I understand that you're frustrated with how much that you need to pay for the down payment. However, down payments vary depending on several factors like account tenure, payment standing, equipment credit available on your account, as well as the full price of the device you'd like to get. Based on the cost of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, down payments are higher since it's a flagship phone. The perks is that the higher the down payment is, the lesser the monthly payments will be, making your monthly cost more affordable.