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iPhone deal is dead. Only the A32 is valid.
Samsung Galaxy A32 5G upgrade
now only available via CSR or in store:
There was no way to add to cart (only add a new line) so I had to call to get the Samsung Galaxy A32 5G upgrade. CSR told me that they take any cellular device, even the bag phone, as long as it turns on and the screen isn't cracked. Tell them that website won't let you order to avoid the $20 "service" charge.
I received a text saying my trade in has $0 value for the free Galaxy A32 5G. Is that correct?
If your phone had any trade in value, say a Pixel XYZ with $100 value, you would've gotten a one time $100 credit on the upcoming bill and they would've given you the $182 balance over 24 months as monthly credits (to sum up to the $282 value of the phone, making it "free"). In your case, there's no one time bill credit because your trade-in phone had no value so you'll receive the $282 promotional value as a bill credit of $11.75/month over 24 months. You are buying the phone for $282 paid as $11.75/month and getting the corresponding promotional credit of $11.75/mo, both over 24 months, making it "free".
Similarly, if you trade in an old iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4 for the half off iPhone 12 Mini, those will have $0 value also so no instant credit and $365 promotional credit will be given over 24 months.
For the free iPhone 12 with an iPhone 11 trade-in, I only received a trade-in value of $206 for the iPhone 11. Is this correct?
The trade-in value of the iPhone 11 is $206. You will receive the $206 as a one time bill credit on the first bill. Then you will receive the rest of the $830 promotional offer, which is $624, as monthly bill credits of $26/month over 24 months.
UPDATE 4/19/21
People keep asking this question. For the free Galaxy A32 5G phone, if your trade-in phone doesn't show in the dropdown list:
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In the phone selection options, choose "5G Upgrade Promo All Carriers", "5G Upgrade Promo All Makes", "5G Upgrade Promo All Models".
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They finally updated their promo page today. Looks like 3 separate promos, not a mix and match max 4 total. . .
Per needgeech's post, these are the respective three promotions [t-mobile.com]. Separate promotions means you can redeem up to 4 each if your credit allows it.
- 2021 Apple Trade P7, Promo Code: T567 (iPhone 12 Mini Deal)
- 2021 Samsung Trade P7, Promo Code: T555 (Samsung A32 deal)
- 2021 Apple Trade P6, Promo Code: T566 (iPhone 12 deal)
Multiple EIPs and recurring device credits on a single line? How Recurring Device Credits (RDC) work [t-mobile.com]
- To receive Recurring Device Credits (RDC), you must purchase your device on EIP and meet any other requirements of the promotion.
- You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per line at a time. To get a new Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo and keep your current credit, you must pay off the existing EIP first.
- If you pay off your EIP early, you'll continue to receive the promised Recurring Device Credits (RDC) as an account-level credit through the remaining months of the promotional credit period (up to 24 or 36 months)
Copied from Jman_100's post on reddit [reddit.com]
UPDATE 4/18/21
The free unlimited addon is rolling out in waves today. Please be patient. Some people that cancelled their paid unlimited before today are seeing free unlimited now, but ymmv.
The iPhone promo is not currently showing up online but it is available. Order via support or in store. If online you may be able to get the support fee waived due to the offer not being available on the self serve website or app. Alternatively, get confirmation from T-Force on Twitter or Facebook that ordering online will activate the promo. Then order online as usual and do the eligible trade-in. The offer should automatically apply afterwards.
(In your account's Upgrade a Line option, you can get the iPhone promo.)
UPDATE 4/13/21
As an added bonus, all credit classes will have $0 down for the free A32 5G phone offer.
UPDATE: 4/12/21
- New info has been received about the free 5G phone upgrade. The promo isn't applicable for backorders. This means that if the phone is out of stock you can't get the promo, making this a sort of "while supplies last" type of deal.
EDIT 4/18/21: online looks like you can still order the phone even though it's backordered; just confirm your trade-in qualifies you for the promotional $282 credit and you should be good to go.
UPDATE: 4/10/21
- It seems T-Mobile is doing some annoying (imo) things regarding qualification for the free unlimited data upgrade on the 18th.
- If you are already paying for an unlimited addon, it will stay paid. You will not receive free unlimited.
- If you modify the line (remove the paid soc for example) after the 7th of april, you also will not qualify. So no removing the paid soc to get the free one later.
- Only existing customers with limited data buckets and no unlimited addon will get the free unlimited soc.
- It's a one time deal. Future lines added on a limited simple choice plan won't get free unlimited, for example.
Free 5G Phone Upgrade
- New and existing postpaid customers can get a FREE Samsung A32 5G Phone when you trade in ANY phone.
- Any phone that powers on and has no cracked screen will qualify.
- Free via 24mo bill credits
- Begins April 18th and lasts through the end of 2021
- Taxes on full price ($282) due at purchase
- Limit 4 redemptions per account.
New iPhone Promo
- Free iPhone 12 w/trade in of iPhone 11
- Half off w/trade in of older iPhones as far back as the iPhone 7
- 12, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max included
- iPhone 12 Mini is also half off w/trade in of any old iPhone
- No Add a line necessary
- Begins April 18th
- Ends May 1st
For the iPhone 12, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max :
$830 credit for trading in iPhone 11 Pro Max, 11 Pro, 11
$415 credit for trading in iPhone XS Max, XS, XR, X, 8 Plus, 8, 7 Plus, 7, 7.
For the iPhone 12 mini
$365 credit for trading in 6s, 6s Plus, 6, 6 Plus, SE1, and SE2, 5S, 5, 5c, 4S, 4, 3GS, 3G, Original iPhone (and presumably new model phones also).
Note: For iPhone offers, the trade in offer will only appear after you select the device to trade in. Login -> Upgrade -> Pick new phone -> Select trade in.
Unlimited TradeUp
- AT&T and Verizon customers on a limited data plan can switch to T-Mobile and pay the same or less for unlimited 5G
- Existing T-Mobile or Sprint customers on an older data-limited plan will be upgraded to unlimited data for free. Not a plan change, just an unlimited data add-on
- New customers switching from competitor will be placed on Magenta Essentials for 3+ lines or a unique promo plan. Unique plan will be 1 line for $50 or 2 lines for $80. +$25/mo per additional line. Customers with cheaper plans on a competitor can submit a bill to get an extra $5 off on single line plans and $10 off 2+ line plans.
- Begins April 18th
- Price will never go up due to the change
For A32 5g with trade-in, why is there bill credits for 24 months when the phone is free?
You are effectively buying the phone for $282 for which they will charge you $11.75 per month over 24 months. As long as the phone line it's assigned to remains active, they are also giving you a promotional credit of $11.75 per month over 24 months to make it net zero. That's how it's "free" as there will be a net $0 change to your month bill over 24 months as the monthly promotional credit cancels out the monthly phone charge. If you cancel the line before 24 months, the balance on the $282 you owe will be due and the $11.75 credit for the line goes away because the line is gone. Note you will pay tax on $282. If you do this in the store, you'll likely also pay the $20 assisted service fee (and possibly a sim card fee if you get a new sim card).
$9.99 renewed flip phone from Amazon for trade-in: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084GXS58R
Here is some more info on SOC Codes for people.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/...urce=share
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/...&context=3
https://www.coursehero.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e...g/viewform
https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...s/htmlview
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Can we get multiple promo credits on the same line?
A: YES ! YES !! YES !!!
If you pay off the existing EIP balance fully, the promo credits move to the account level (so to speak, in "their" system) but it is still listed under that line so T-Mo can track it in case you cancel that line in future before the duration (24 months in this case)!
I have done it i.e. paid off the device from Feb-2021 promo and started the new device EIP and as you can see in the attached image, both the credits are active under the same line (although internally they call it "moved to account level" and we couldn't care less as long as we get it right? lol)
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Network Unlock through the app:
EIP has been paid up and went through the unlock app in the phone. Cannot be unlocked. Got an error code 1.
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I don't know what you're paying but you're making a statement with literally ZERO knowledge of their financial expenses. I challenge you to provide ANYTHING to substantiate your ridiculous pretense of knowledge of the costs associated with providing their service.
You're just making things up because you want something for free. Guess what? You don't deserve ANYTHING for free. Nobody does. That being said, exchanging a brand new phone with the latest cellular technology in it for something that became obsolete YEARS ago is on any possible quantifiable level free.
Are you seriously crying that they aren't just giving free phones away to everyone regardless of their intention to use the service or not? That's one of the most selfish things you could possibly say. The irony is that you're obviously a hypocrite.
I wonder if you think it's reasonable that everyone who labors should do so for free, because that's EXACTLY what you're expecting. These devices didn't POOF into existence out of thin air. There is/are research, materials, employees, logistics, benefits, and taxes that all play into the cost of that device which you are crying about receiving in exchange for little more than a promise that you'll keep the service for a while in exchange.
Using T-Mobile's and Costco's promotions, a couple of aftermarket sales, and some old phones, I was able to end up with 2 flagship 5G phones for about $100 out of pocket.
Some friends think I'm crazy for the amount of work I do to upgrade my phones. One friend said that it's too much wrap their brain around. But it has worked for me. It can work for anyone, as long as they're willing to put in the effort.
"Get up to $830 off when you add a line and trade in an eligible device."
So BJFish is right after all that you should drop the paid option. But hey, BJFish, please don't gloat or say "I told you so"; all us legacy grandfathered SC plan subscribers just want to get the unlimited high speed data as anyone else. I'm not going to call T-Force any name; I believe they know a lot more than the average CSR you call on 611. I do believe T-Force is not as good as before.
At this point, I just hope the escalation will get me the unlimited high speed data for free. The "expert" said that should happen but I'll believe it when I see it.
Woohoo, I finally got my Unlimited high speed for free on the line I was paying $15/mo for the same data addon. I didn't get it through the simple 5G free upgrade way with this thread's promo; I had to go through the hard way, through a T-Mobile Expert and through T-Force but Tracy from T-Force came through for me. Hey, BJFish, don't bash T-Force and call them clueless $12 wage earners; they may have not helped you but be nice to those people; sure some may not know as much as others on there but you have to be persistent and find one that eventually knows the ins/outs of the T-Mobile system. I give you credit for taking the risk to drop your addon early and am happy you got your free upgrade but this is not a competition.
Chat response with T-Force
Like some have said, you could wait until the system finalizes in the next few days to see if you got the free upgrade for the paid unlimited high speed data addon too before you contact T-Force. With all the phone promos going, expect to wait a while for a response
You snooze you lose.
I jumped on the LG G6 BOGO promo on day one. Since LG ran it outside of T-Mobile, there were some issues that came up, and the promo was cancelled after only a few days.
My friend tried to get it later, but no luck.
You snooze, you lose.
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I guess I'll just try in a few days hoping for a different rep.
EDIT: She finally came around after checking with her leadership. "Promotions should actually stay"
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