The Rumor Is Still Floating

December 6th, 2008

Wal-Mart, and AT&T, are doing nothing to squash this rumor.

Answering an inquiry from BetaNews about Wal-Mart’s reputed plans to sell an iPhone 3G for $99, a spokesperson today issued a statement that neither confirms nor denies the rumors.

“We have made no official announcement on offering the iPhone at Wal-Mart,” said spokesperson Kelly Cheeseman today, when asked by BetaNews for comment on published reports that the retail chain will start selling a 4 GB version of Apple’s iPhone 3G for $99 just before New Year’s Day.

What do you think? Could it be true? Are $99 iPhones coming to your neighborhood Wal-Mart?

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