T-Mobile (
Deal Reference Link) is offering their
Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Smartphone On Us Promotional Offer: Purchase a New Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Device w/ a
Qualifying/Eligible Rate Plan (
ex; T-Mobile Magenta Max Line/Plan) w/ qualifying/eligible trade-in smartphone device to get
Up to $800 Off via
24-Monthly Bill Credits for the
S21 5G Device listed below.
Thanks to community member
Frenzytom for finding this deal
Note, must be on a qualified rate plan, purchase device w/ trade-in to be eligible for this promotional offer
Deal Instructions- Make sure your T-Mobile account is on a qualifying/eligible Rate Plan
- Example: Magenta Max/Plus Line/ One Plus or Sprint Unlimited
- Purchase a New Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Device (S21+ 5G, S21 Ultra 5G, Z Fold2 5G, ZFlip 5G, Note20 5G or Note20 Ultra 5G is also eligible) using T-Mobile's Equipment Installment Plan (EIP)
- Trade-in an eligible smartphone device
- Example list w/ estimates (estimates may vary depending on the condition of your smartphone device & accepted value)
- $800 Off
- Apple: iPhone 11 Series, X, XR, XS, 8 Series, SE2
- Samsung: A71, S10, S20 5G, Note 20 5G Series, S20 FE 5G, Note 10, S9, Note 9, S8 Series, Note 8
- Google: Pixel 4, 4a, 3, 3a Series
- OnePlus: 8 5G, 8T+, 7, 7 Pro, 7T, 7T Pro
- LG: V60, V50, G8
- $500 Off
- Apple: iPhone 7, 6, 6s
- Samsung: A51, S7, S6 Series
- Google: Pixel, Pixel 2
- OnePlus: 6, 6T
- LG: V40
- Receive Up to $800 Off w/ your qualifying purchase/trade-in device via 24-monthly bill credits for your New Samsung Galaxy S21 5G Device
- Note, for reference, click this link here and locate the '2021 Samsung Trade P11' offer for more details/info
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Another quirk is the 5G home internet Gateway I recently got. It seems to be non SA 5G, further evidenced by the primary signal always being set at 4G no matter how you twerk the online settings (other than shutting of 4G altogether, which shuts down communication in the end). And keep in mind I never get better than 'Good" signal on the app (There are higher VG and Excellent ratings). . .but when I am at "Good" it pulls from B2 4G or B66 4G. . .and Gives me 50-100Mbps hardwired. . .and when I twist the gateway slightly to where it gives me "Weak" signal. . .it seems to pull off the N71 5G tower and my speeds jump up to 100-200mbps hardwired. For reference, my 4G towers are just under a mile away due east, and the n71 5G tower is roughly 2 miles away and to the NE, so it's not that hard to try and exclude one or the other. . .
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"If you cancel your line before receiving 24 bill credits, you may owe up to the full value of your device (e.g., $799.99 - Galaxy S21 5G 128GB); if cancelling your account, you can contact us first to instead make discounted monthly balance payments. Tax on pre-credit price due at sale. Limited time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, Magenta MAX line & trade-in required. If you've cancelled lines in past 90 days you may need to reactivate them first. In stores & con customer service calls, $30 assisted or upgrade support charge may be required. Up to $800 via trade-in credits and bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. Max 4/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts."
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"If you cancel your line before receiving 24 bill credits, you may owe up to the full value of your device (e.g., $799.99 - Galaxy S21 5G 128GB); if cancelling your account, you can contact us first to instead make discounted monthly balance payments. Tax on pre-credit price due at sale. Limited time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, Magenta MAX line & trade-in required. If you've cancelled lines in past 90 days you may need to reactivate them first. In stores & con customer service calls, $30 assisted or upgrade support charge may be required. Up to $800 via trade-in credits and bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. Max 4/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts."
Been a tmobile customer for 15 years and I've never had any unsolved issues with talking to supervisors of claimed promises from their reps.
"If you cancel your line before receiving 24 bill credits, you may owe up to the full value of your device (e.g., $799.99 - Galaxy S21 5G 128GB); if cancelling your account, you can contact us first to instead make discounted monthly balance payments. Tax on pre-credit price due at sale. Limited time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, Magenta MAX line & trade-in required. If you've cancelled lines in past 90 days you may need to reactivate them first. In stores & con customer service calls, $30 assisted or upgrade support charge may be required. Up to $800 via trade-in credits and bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. Max 4/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts."
Been a tmobile customer for 15 years and I've never had any unsolved issues with talking to supervisors of claimed promises from their reps.
Been a tmobile customer for 15 years and I've never had any unsolved issues with talking to supervisors of claimed promises from their reps.
I am not attacking you, but have you actually sued anyone? I know people all the times say "I will sue", but if you look into it, it's only worth it if we are talking thousands not $300. You have charges which you have to pay like court fee, transportation, lawyer (if you get 1 and I am talking about minor fees which the losing side won't cover), etc.
Life has taught me that stress and frustration will cost me a lot in the long term. I would rather sign up for a deal I really qualify for. If you do your homework and really check, you will see that older plans like the simple choice do not qualify and it's documented. So if you do take T-Mobile to court, they will have printed documents that the court will honor vs what an agent told you over the phone.
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