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What should I do with my slightly new iPhone 6s(3 months) after upgrading to the iPhone XS?

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I have AT&T(father's business plan). My original phone was a 16gb iPhone 6, but it fell in the toilet over the summer(August maybe) so I sent it in for a replacement. They approved me for an iPhone 6s 64gb since they didn't have my iPhone 6 16gb version in-stock. Fast-forward to today I find out that I'm eligible for an upgrade after checking out my at&t account. Never really thought about my contract ending since I've already had to replace my iphone 6 twice for water damage. SO now I have an iPhone 6s(three months new). Literally had to replace the batter 2 days ago since it became "depleted". Got that replaced and it's working fine now. The actual phone itself could be a bit faster imo, but to each their own(it'll lag if I have like a music app running and then 2 other apps in the background maybe). 

So my upgraded phone of choice is the iPhone XS gold 256gb - since the XR has a shit display and the XS max is way too big for me. Android is obsolete for me, even though I enjoy rooting and having a wider range of freedom with apks and such, but I'm in my first year of college & a gold iPhone XS is a cool little flex.
For my business plan it'd be $38.34 monthly, the plan I'm most likely choosing, with at&t next - 30 installments upgrade after 2 years or $47.92 monthly for 24 months - upgrade after 1 year.

Question is what do I do with my old iPhone 6s(space grey 64gb):

Trading in definitely doesn't seem like a viable option since I'd only receive credit for $100 to my account(to billing or whatever they credit the amount to). So what options do I have to get the most for it being a fully paid off phone?

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1 hour ago, Appa said:

I have AT&T(father's business plan). My original phone was a 16gb iPhone 6, but it fell in the toilet over the summer(August maybe) so I sent it in for a replacement. They approved me for an iPhone 6s 64gb since they didn't have my iPhone 6 16gb version in-stock. Fast-forward to today I find out that I'm eligible for an upgrade after checking out my at&t account. Never really thought about my contract ending since I've already had to replace my iphone 6 twice for water damage. SO now I have an iPhone 6s(three months new). Literally had to replace the batter 2 days ago since it became "depleted". Got that replaced and it's working fine now. The actual phone itself could be a bit faster imo, but to each their own(it'll lag if I have like a music app running and then 2 other apps in the background maybe). 

So my upgraded phone of choice is the iPhone XS gold 256gb - since the XR has a shit display and the XS max is way too big for me. Android is obsolete for me, even though I enjoy rooting and having a wider range of freedom with apks and such, but I'm in my first year of college & a gold iPhone XS is a cool little flex.
For my business plan it'd be $38.34 monthly, the plan I'm most likely choosing, with at&t next - 30 installments upgrade after 2 years or $47.92 monthly for 24 months - upgrade after 1 year.

Question is what do I do with my old iPhone 6s(space grey 64gb):

Trading in definitely doesn't seem like a viable option since I'd only receive credit for $100 to my account(to billing or whatever they credit the amount to). So what options do I have to get the most for it being a fully paid off phone?

mail your old one to rogue

NaBarney Monster Mutant

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4 minutes ago, PhilosipherStoned said:

Man you better get a whole oz for that bad boy unless it's some killah. 

Getting ripped off buying drugs is an important mile marker on life's highway 

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2 minutes ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

Does paying hundreds of dollars a month for health insurance to pay for my psych meds count as getting ripped off buying drugs?

No, that's participating in our innovative healthcare marketplace, consumer. 

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