T-Mobile is offering their
iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone 12 Pro Max with
Up To $830 Off (via 24 Monthly Bill Credits) with a
Qualifying Device Trade-In.
Thanks to community member
fedechat for finding this deal.
- Note: Device trade in must be in good condition to qualify. If you cancel wireless service, credit may stop and remaining balance on required finance agreement may be due.
Available Phones (prices before applicable trade-ins or bill credits):
Eligible Device
Trade-in Value (must be in good condition):
- Get up to $830 off:
- Apple: iPhone 11, XS, XR, X, 8
- Samsung: Galaxy A71, Fold, S9, S10, S20, S21, Note9, Note10, Note20, Z Flip 5G
- Google: Pixel 4
- LG: LG V50 , V60 5G
- Motorola: moto razr
- Asus Rog Phone2
- OnePlus: 7, 7T, 8, 8 Pro
- Get up to $530 off:
- Get up to $380 off:
- Apple: 6S, 6S Plus, 6, 6 Plus
- Samsung: A20, A20s, A30, A50, A50s, A51, A70, A8+, A9, Galaxy S7 series, Galaxy S8 series, Note5, Note8
- Google: Pixel 2 series, 3 series, 3a series
- LG: G7 series, G8 series, K51, Stylo6, V35, V40
- OnePlus: 5, 5T, 6, 6T, 7 Pro
- Motorola: Moto Z4, Razr Phone, Razr 2
- OTHER: RED Hydrogen One, Huawei P20 Lite, Kyocera DuraForce Pro 2
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In that case it's a unique listing offer and the IMEI will be displayed on the sales page right after your purchase. If you order good quality or spend $10 more for mint you should be golden. Once purchased on the sales page you will see the serial number (IMEI):
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If you order from an enterprise seller with generic images and none displays the unique listing number the IMEI will NOT show up and you may have to wait until they are back in the office on Monday and the deal could be over.
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My Situation:
Plan: 55+ plan for $60
Current Phone: Samsung S20 FE (Obtained through promotion where I am getting monthly credits)
1) Called Tmobile Support (My phone is in good condition and I am comfortable with doing this process through the mail)
2) Told Tmobile rep I wanted to do the trade in iPhone 12 deal, but first needed to payoff my phone.
3) For my situation, I needed to pay around ~$490 to have my current phone paid off. I paid this over the phone. I was told that the credit I was receiving for this phone would continue and she told me my new monthly bill would be ~$51.
4) Then I began the process of trading in my current Samsung S20FE for the iPhone 12 64GB. Received a fair market value of $230 for the trade in that will be applied as a credit to my Tmobile bill. Then I "financed" the new iPhone over the phone. I had to pay an additional $78 in taxes plus $40 (!) for two different upgrade fees.
Summary: Paid ~$600 total, got $230 credit applied to bill, new tMobile bill is ~$51 (goes back to $60 in 17 months)
First EIP credit is "tied" to the IMEI of the first device within TMO. From here you can use your deducing or imagination as to what could happen next.
Sarcasm aside, there are fine prints somewhere or nowhere that requires this check is performed on the same line (or worse, account).
I have not done it, will not do it. but I am open to your stories.
I am specifically looking for this story: Joe bought device A under 24 EIP, then he paid off A early within 24m and traded A for B under a second EIP on the same line. Did Joe lose or keep the EIP credit on A during B EIP period?
https://www.t-mobile.com/support/...f-a-device
First EIP credit is "tied" to the IMEI of the first device within TMO. From here you can use your deducing or imagination as to what could happen next.
Sarcasm aside, there are fine prints somewhere or nowhere that requires this check is performed on the same line (or worse, account).
I have not done it, will not do it. but I am open to your stories.
I am specifically looking for this story: Joe bought device A under 24 EIP, then he paid off A early within 24m and traded A for B under a second EIP on the same line. Did Joe lose or keep the EIP credit on A during B EIP period?
You don't get charged the $20 if you do it via the app with no assistance.
The bad thing is, that we have to ship the phones out to Assurant. The office is located in Texas.
if you do it in a tmobile store, they keep your trade in device on the spot.
Well, I just got back from the T-Mobile store. I decided to upgrade our other line, because $830 is too good to pass up.
I just got home and received a text message: "Hi! Your T-Mobile line 555-555-5555 is eligible to receive a higher monthly bill credit on 2021 Apple Switch P3. We thought you'd like this, so your bill credits have been updated to reflect this better deal - no action required! Learn more: t-mo.co/mypromo4"
So does this mean I'm going to get the $830 for my phone I traded in a few weeks ago!?
Am I doing something wrong?
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Am I doing something wrong?
Am I doing something wrong?
- Get some AI/ML in the backend so threads can be auto-organized/tagged into relevant subtopics automatically. A simple search does not cut it to get the relevant question answered. and reading through 150+ pages is simply not feasible for most. I didn't even read this much for my exams ever...
- There is so much great feedback in threads, but it is difficult to get to. Most of it is manual and the great folks here end up getting frustrated answering the same question multiple times.
- Maybe implement a bot per thread that can answer interactively based on the information already in the thread.
I get home, and I get a surprise text that my line I upgraded 3 weekends ago would be getting this better promo!
I already login to the account and it shows I'm getting $23.13/month in credits. The iPhone 12 Pro Max will now be $18.54/month.
Now I just have to wait for the 2nd line to show the promotion in the next 1-2 billing cycles. So we will have 2 iPhone 12 Pro Max phones for $37.08/month.
First EIP credit is "tied" to the IMEI of the first device within TMO. From here you can use your deducing or imagination as to what could happen next.
Sarcasm aside, there are fine prints somewhere or nowhere that requires this check is performed on the same line (or worse, account).
I have not done it, will not do it. but I am open to your stories.
I am specifically looking for this story: Joe bought device A under 24 EIP, then he paid off A early within 24m and traded A for B under a second EIP on the same line. Did Joe lose or keep the EIP credit on A during B EIP period?
I don't think it matters if you sell the device or insert another sim in these iPhones. Maybe someone else can give us their experience
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