T-Mobile is offering
Samsung Galaxy A10e or Galaxy A11 for
Free via 24 monthly bill credits on any rate plan valid for new & existing customers. Shipping starts at $6.99.
Thanks to Community Member
Jman100 for sharing this deal.
Note: This offer is available for a limited time while supplies last; no trade-in required. If you cancel wireless service, remaining balance on device becomes due.
Deal Instructions:- Purchase a new Samsung Galaxy A10e or Galaxy A11 on a monthly payment plan and pay the applicable sales tax on the pre-credit price at time of purchase.
- Have any voice plan.
- Receive 24 monthly bill credits totaling up to the full retail price of the device.
- If you cancel before 24 credits, credits stop & balance on required finance agreement may be due.
- At checkout, price for the phone will be Free; taxes + shipping charges will apply
Top Comments
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Presumably the only reason the LG is on this list is because they've abandoned the Android market. Otherwise, it does not belong in the category of free phone and will surely go out of stock VERY quickly after this deal goes live. The other freebie Samsung phones are somewhere between cruel jokes and OK as a dummy device to run your remote control app.
https://www.t-mobile.com/support/...-velvet-5g
Good luck!
Jon
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You shouldn't sell it while it's still on EIP. Imagine you're the buyer for a moment. If the seller decides to stop paying their bills, T-Mobile would lock the phone rendering it useless. This is called "bad ESN."
You shouldn't sell it while it's still on EIP. Imagine you're the buyer for a moment. If the seller decides to stop paying their bills, T-Mobile would lock the phone rendering it useless. This is called "bad ESN."
https://www.ebay.com/itm/12464761...%7Ci
https://www.ebay.com/itm/14417141...%7Ci
For screen protectors since it's a curved screen you're probably better off not using a tempered glass one.
You shouldn't sell it while it's still on EIP. Imagine you're the buyer for a moment. If the seller decides to stop paying their bills, T-Mobile would lock the phone rendering it useless. This is called "bad ESN."
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The person they bought it from had paid the phone off but maybe their overall account wasn't in good standing.
https://www.t-mobile.com/responsi...ock-policy
That could have been why as it's one the requirements.
The person they bought it from had paid the phone off but maybe their overall account wasn't in good standing.
https://www.t-mobile.com/responsi...ock-policy
That could have been why as it's one the requirements.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/12464761...%7Ciid%3A1 [ebay.com]
https://www.ebay.com/itm/14417141...%7Ciid%3A1 [ebay.com]
For screen protectors since it's a curved screen you're probably better off not using a tempered glass one.
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