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When I bought my iPhone, AT&T made activation both easier and cheaper for me, without me asking them. So here's the story:
My relative and I went to buy phones from AT&T. We made a family plan. He got an LG, I got an iPhone, the person serving us was so kind, that instead of making me activate and tranfer my T-Mobile phone number myself, he did it. Meaning, he already got my number, placed it on a temporary SIM, and all I had to do when I got home was replace that sim with my iPhone. This ended up making my activation fee cheaper. As you know, activating a brand new plan on the iPhone costs $36.00. But because he did this, I only needed to pay the 20 something dollars to activate a regular phone. It also made it easier. Because I didn't need the account number or input my address, that had all been done for me.
I'm really glad to hear you had such a great experience. I've never had anything but great customer service from AT&T as well. Be sure to enjoy your iPhone!