How can I convince my parents to let me get an iPhone?

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You see, I really would like an iPhone, because I heard that they are amazing and work great. I am definitely responsible enough to manage and take care of one. The only problem is that my parents say no whenever I ask them (very rarely-- it's not like I bother them about it 24/7). They said that they are uncomfortable about me having the internet wherever I go, and I definitely agree with them. It's not like I'm one of those big web surfers and look at inappropriate things (I'm a girl). It's just that a lot of apps now-a-days require internet such as, messaging, drawsomething, instagram, twitter, etc. I currently have an iPod touch and I purchased it very recently. But what's the fun of that if you can barely access anything that you paid for? They are also very lenient about paying extra fees for internet every month or so. I am very willing to pay any extra charges hands-down. As I said before, I really want this and I am responsible enough. In fact, my dad even said he was thinking about purchasing one himself! Do you have any ideas at all to how I can do some convincing? And if you need any more details, feel free to ask! Thanks so much.

[JAZZARATZII]

Hi Lily , wait . Have patience . It depends how old you are . I'm 13 & ALL my friends have An IPhone . Ask your parents for IPhone 3 for now . You have an iPod to FaceTime . But at least it's a phone . Make a pack , say if I get good grades you get me it, or I'll clean the house . Try stuff like that .

[Afghan Rapper]

Hands off to your parents. Unlike most parents they know when to say No. If they can't afford it or feel uncomfortable with you having one. Just let it be. Theres really nothing that responsible of owning an iPhone, what not droping it? If you get a job or excel at school, that shows responsibilty. Then you can reward yourself or they can reward you with an iPhone.

[796]

Lily, gaining money is not that easy. But if you want, you can do things that will prove your parents you're worth of being loved in materials. Try making your grades high, help them, respect them and the most important thigis patience.

[Artem]

I don't think that you are spoiled kid. In my childhood there wasn't things like an iPhone, but we had expensive toys and for my parents it was as difficult to buy as for you parents now. But nowdays it is a time of internet so you have choise: to buy or to get. You have some chances to get your iPhone for free. I advice you to visit this website: http://www.offerssuperior.com/rl.php?ct=i59td