You can scroll all over the website of AT&T and can also visit the store with an aim to buy HTC 10, but the weirdest part is it is not currently catering to the device’s market. HTC communication head recently tweeted and encouraged the customers to buy HTC 10 from HTC.com with full support of AT&T. The carrier is not likely to sell the device before it gets a real big hit.

HTC 10 not listed on AT&T.

Initially, Verizon was also not selling the device since it has already considered that it will be coming with Droid DNA. But it has eventually started selling the device.

It is not that if AT&T is not selling HTC outright, no AT&T customer could buy it. For unlocked HTC 10, the manufacturer is offering 12-month installment plan through PayPal Credit with 0% interest. At $699, that will make exactly $58.25 a month.

The most wanted part of this news is reading why actually AT&T did this. This is because, HTC M9 proved a big failure which made the second largest carrier to re-think before launching it in portfolio.