Title should not say "Bring Your Number" as no port is required.
This can be done at Costco (same monthly bill credits) with waived activation/shipping and additional $30 Costco Shop Card. See post #1385 for details.
Official news announcement (without exact promo details)
https://www.t-mobile.com/news/off...t-t-mobile
GUYS, DON'T GET CONFUSED WITH "iPhone 12 Get one on us with every plan" vs "iPhone 12 Now in purple.
Perfect for Mom. On us." promotion, both are under the Deals section on T-Mobile website, but the Mother's Day Promotion won't be available until tomorrow 5/8.
New Edit:
https://www.t-mobile.com/news/off...t-t-mobile
Moms have been THROUGH IT this past year in unprecedented circumstances. Gift her a major tech upgrade this Mother's Day with the most powerful and fastest iPhone ever — iPhone 12 — ON US at T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS). This Mother's Day weekend only, whether you're a current customer or switching over, get an iPhone 12 or iPhone 12 mini on us (up to $830 off) at T-Mobile via 24 monthly bill credits when you pick it up on T-Mobile's interest-free equipment installment plan (EIP) and trade in an eligible iPhone (iPhone 8 or later, paid off and in working condition). No add-a-line or port in required. Simple. BOOM. Upgrade.
As per above no new line or Port in required.
Offer Terms
2021 Apple Trade P9
Promo Code: T574
Start Date: May 8, 2021
End Date: May 9, 2021
Credit: up to $ 34.58/mo. for 24 months
Tax on pre-credit price due at sale. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, service, & trade-in (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 V50, V60 5G; Asus Rog Phone2; moto razr; OnePlus 7, 7T, 7 Pro 5G, 8, 8 Pro) required. $10 SIM card, and, in stores & on customer service calls, $20 assisted or upgrade support charge may be required. If you cancel your line before receiving 24 bill credits, you may owe up to the full value of your device (e.g. $729.99 – iPhone 12 mini 64GB / $779.99 – iPhone 12 mini 128GB / $829.99 – iPhone 12 64GB / $879.99 – iPhone 12 128GB & 12 mini 256GB / $979.99 – iPhone 12 256GB / $999.99 – iPhone 12 Pro 128GB / $1,099.99 – iPhone 12 Pro 256GB & iPhone 12 Pro Max 128GB / $1,199.99 – iPhone 12 Pro Max 256GB / $1,299.99 – iPhone 12 Pro 512GB / $1,399.99 – iPhone 12 Pro Max 512GB); if canceling your account, you can contact us first to instead make discounted monthly balance payments. Up to $830 via trade-in credit and bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. Max 2/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts.
Purchase a Apple iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max, using T-Mobile's Equipment Installment Plan (EIP) and trade in a qualifying device to save up to $830 via 24 monthly bill credits.
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expiredfedechat posted May 07, 2021 02:14 PM
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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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So its not always the same case for everyone.
Its the same as you paying it off yourself and trading it in. The credits continue for the 24 month period.
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I paid off my Samsung S20FE today and it said the same in my account history but i had to manually do it on the phone. - there wasnt a device unlock app so i searched it was a feature under connections > more connections > network unlock. You can select perm or temp unlock from there. I think you may need to do the same with the Nord.
First Phone Trade in: Went on Offerup, purchased a Galaxy S9 for 150 bucks (so long as paid, not blacklisted, and no crack screens, you get the full 830 credit).
Walked into to store, turned trade-in phone in, was given a 65 credit for the actual trade in phone (later deducted from the 830 trade-in value). Paid the tax, charger, came out paying a bit over 100 bucks.
Second phone Trade In: Went on offerup, purchased an iPhone 8 for 150 bucks. Made sure it is paid, not blacklisted, no cracked screen. Got the full 830 Credit.
Walked into store, was give 75 dollar credit for phone (later deducted from the 830 total credit), but this time I had to spend close to 200+. Why? The first phone, the store rep screwed up and gave me an iPhone 12 Pro, instead of an iPhone 12 Pro Max. Went back to store, they couldn't fix it so they requested I go back tomorrow to "fix" issue so I can get the Pro Max.
Third Phone Trade In: This deal was soo good, I decided to upgrade Mom's phone. This time, I called T-Mobile, provided them info for her Note 9. Credit to be given will be 830. This time, I had to pay a bit above 300, because I had reached my "credit limit" This was actually a good thing, as I was being allowed to pay down more money so my monthly payment would be lower than the first two phones. Eventually, it turned out that this third phone I would only pay out about 4 dollars a month for 2 years.
First Phone Trade in: Went on Offerup, purchased a Galaxy S9 for 150 bucks (so long as paid, not blacklisted, and no crack screens, you get the full 830 credit).
Walked into to store, turned trade-in phone in, was given a 65 credit for the actual trade in phone (later deducted from the 830 trade-in value). Paid the tax, charger, came out paying a bit over 100 bucks.
Second phone Trade In: Went on offerup, purchased an iPhone 8 for 150 bucks. Made sure it is paid, not blacklisted, no cracked screen. Got the full 830 Credit.
Walked into store, was give 75 dollar credit for phone (later deducted from the 830 total credit), but this time I had to spend close to 200+. Why? The first phone, the store rep screwed up and gave me an iPhone 12 Pro, instead of an iPhone 12 Pro Max. Went back to store, they couldn't fix it so they requested I go back tomorrow to "fix" issue so I can get the Pro Max.
Third Phone Trade In: This deal was soo good, I decided to upgrade Mom's phone. This time, I called T-Mobile, provided them info for her Note 9. Credit to be given will be 830. This time, I had to pay a bit above 300, because I had reached my "credit limit" This was actually a good thing, as I was being allowed to pay down more money so my monthly payment would be lower than the first two phones. Eventually, it turned out that this third phone I would only pay out about 4 dollars a month for 2 years.
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First Phone Trade in: Went on Offerup, purchased a Galaxy S9 for 150 bucks (so long as paid, not blacklisted, and no crack screens, you get the full 830 credit).
Walked into to store, turned trade-in phone in, was given a 65 credit for the actual trade in phone (later deducted from the 830 trade-in value). Paid the tax, charger, came out paying a bit over 100 bucks.
Second phone Trade In: Went on offerup, purchased an iPhone 8 for 150 bucks. Made sure it is paid, not blacklisted, no cracked screen. Got the full 830 Credit.
Walked into store, was give 75 dollar credit for phone (later deducted from the 830 total credit), but this time I had to spend close to 200+. Why? The first phone, the store rep screwed up and gave me an iPhone 12 Pro, instead of an iPhone 12 Pro Max. Went back to store, they couldn't fix it so they requested I go back tomorrow to "fix" issue so I can get the Pro Max.
Third Phone Trade In: This deal was soo good, I decided to upgrade Mom's phone. This time, I called T-Mobile, provided them info for her Note 9. Credit to be given will be 830. This time, I had to pay a bit above 300, because I had reached my "credit limit" This was actually a good thing, as I was being allowed to pay down more money so my monthly payment would be lower than the first two phones. Eventually, it turned out that this third phone I would only pay out about 4 dollars a month for 2 years.
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