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It looks like that if you use jump, you get an extra $10 charge per month. With that, you get phone insurance and the ability to get a new phone every 6 months. That said, the price of the new phones may or may not be new customer prices. Many people speculate that when you trade in your old phone, that is used as a deductible on the new phones non-contract price. I do not believe that every time you jump the price increases.

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