Membership Wireless via Costco Warehouse [
Warehouse Locator] is offering
Up to $700 Back via Rebate (
One Time Bill Credit + Virtual Prepaid Card) when you
purchase an Apple iPhone 11 or XR w/ New Line Activation for T-Mobile + Qualifying Apple iPhone Trade-In (listed below) valid at participating
Costco Warehouse Wireless Center locations. Thanks ffly45
Note, offer valid only at Costco Warehouse. Device/carrier selection may vary by locations.
Qualifying/Eligible Trade-In Devices- Up to $700 (depending on condition):
- Apple iPhone XS/XS Max/XR or X
- Apple iPhone 8/8 Plus
- Apple iPhone 7/7 Plus
- Up to $500 (depending on condition):
Also, get 1-Year Apple TV+ for Free w/ your new iPhone purchase [
Info]
Offer valid through November 27, 2019 or while promotion last. Qualified activation at Wireless Center + New Line of service and qualifying trade-in phone is required at time of redemption. Allow 6-8 weeks for rebate processing; max 4/account. Please refer to the
forum thread for all internal discussion/advice on offer. Ask a Wireless Sales Expect for complete offer details/qualifications.
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-Simple Choice is NOT eligible. No, your account isn't special. It won't work. You have to change plans
-If you don't walk out of the store w/ the new Iphone in your hand, you will get bill credits. Which means you are stuck for 2 years and the extra you're paying for the line lessens this deal.
-Deal is $500 rebate for 6s phones, $700 for iPhone 7 and beyond. If you have an iPhone 6 or lower, you're getting no rebate. End of story. There are no loopholes or "what ifs".
-Phone screen can't be cracked. Not a "what about a little crack in the corner" comment. It will be rejected. Same goes for "what about a home button not working." Try it, but don't be surprised when it gets rejected. It's your $700 gamble. Stop asking if it will work.
-If your screen is cracked, get it fixed by a 3rd party place before sending in. It's typically less than $100
-Phone can be unlocked after 40 days w/ a request to Tmobile, and then used with any wireless service.
-Can't cancel line until you get your rebate; then go ahead and cancel or port out. Rebate takes 2-3 months to get
-Phone supports dual sim, so put your current ph# on the Esim (just go to a Tmobile store and ask) and the sim card with your new # in the phone. Yes, you can now have 2 numbers on new iPhones. Then you don't risk the phone # not being active while waiting for the rebate.
-If you want a cheap iPhone 7, look on the internet. Don't be lazy. Otherwise try a boost mobile store and read the "instore promo" offers on their website. Some are shady, so ask everything they're charging you for.
-Lastly, don't trust the Costco wireless reps. Hundreds of people here have done this and similar deals. They know better than any rep you will meet, as they've all done these deals.
My local store didn't have the iPhone 11 in stock and I was told I'd still get the GC rebate. After reading all the paperwork, when I got home, this isn't the case. Had to go back to cancel the line and wait for the phone shipment to arrive to go back and return that (which you have to mail yourself with the label provided). 2 weeks later, EIP is still on my account.
This is ABSOLUTELY wrong
ANY listed phone, ANY carrier.....as long as its in good condition and not icloud locked
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That said, If your concern is that tmobile will somehow reduce the rebate for others in pipeline to the purchase price of the phone then please refer to the first line. These are automated rebates and their system is just glitchy. If they could fix the system to be accurate then they would have done it already. Not so many people would have ended up showing denied
I argued with her over the rebate amount (Full 700) and she told me that I would get only upto the amount I paid for the device which is $680 in my case. I told her about a few people that reported getting the full 700 amount even when they bought a $630 device and she said that is not possible. She even talked to a manager to confirm. They both told the same thing that the rebate is 'Upto' $700 and not full $700. I kinda agree with them because that's what is mentioned on this thread's wiki page as well. It makes common sense but then how come some people got the full $700 and $20 is still a big amount for me personally given the financial crisis I am going through currently.
Can someone who got their rebates this time or on previous promotions, please give me some pointers as to what is the right amount that we should expect? I am all for taking the fight with tmobile if we are entitled to full $700 but if it is only a handful of people getting more money in error then I'd just consider the rebate as YMMV and may be I am not that lucky I guess
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I think we should plan to complain on T-Mobile twitter until something gets done about this. I hate wasting time just calling to get nothing resolved.
I'm really mad, from the day 1 its an hassle, went to costco, they made to wait in line and finally closed the store... next day waited 6 hours to get out with phone... then rebate submission didn't go through fine(IMEI never exist problem), no one time credit need to call multiple times to the customer service to get it. finally now rebate is denied...
Will never do rebate with tmobile...
I think we should plan to complain on T-Mobile twitter until something gets done about this. I hate wasting time just calling to get nothing resolved.
What's the denial reason this time and the first time? I going to complaint as well in facebook and twitter
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I guess they just don't know to which number apply the rebate to and probably my other one which is in process might be getting that payout already but as of now, I have not even received that other rebate either so who knows. I guess will have to call again and waste more time explaining same thing one more time and see if they can figure out how to correctly resubmit the rebate.
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