This is Samsung's latest attempt at pushing users to keep spending money on their products. Borrowing the most
hated beloved aspects of subscription services, Samsung Advantage is made with
people too eager to upgrade for their own good and wallet's good too fans of the latest
but certainly not greatest, not at all especially with all the compromises phones in mind. The principle is simple: Pick a phone, pay x$ per month and whenever you want, you upgrade. The unpaid amount would be waived and you'd start again with the new device. Or you could pay it in full and keep it. As a bonus, Samsung Care is cheaper and better (3x repairs or replacements at 130$ per year, instead of 2x in total) and you can get Office 365 Personal for much cheaper than usual. This also works for TVs.
Interested? Too bad, filthy Canadians. Only the superior Americans can have this.
In Canada? Use Paybright for zero interest loans (or with interest sometimes) trade-in your phone for 1/10th of its value if you want to upgrade you peasants.
* PaaS: Phone as a Service.
