Increased in-store trade-in value for smart phones and reduced price of S22 phones
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/clp-...1537879921
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=6494440
I have an older Galaxy Note 10, BestBuy is offering $450 for in-store trade-in. Unlocked 256 gb S22 is has reduced -100 price at $750
$750 + $50 tax - $450 (trade-in) = $350
Samsung has an elevated trade-in currently as well, but they are only offering $375 on my Note 10.
Please read
https://slickdeals.net/f/15754645-bestbuy-in-store-trade-increase-galaxy-s22-256gb-unlocked-750-before-trade-in-350?p=154876258#post154876258
for details of what to ask for from the reps at bestbuy to get the deal to work.
Seems like at some bestbuys, you can trade in multiple phones YMMV
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I am going with Samsung deal for less drama.
Edit: Store #2 had friendly competent employees who looked up this promotion in the system that they were unaware of at first. Slick deal for trading in a Galaxy Z Flip 5G.
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In summary if your wanting to do this here is the advice I have that should help you do the Best Buy employee's job.
The trade-in is a separate transaction, not tied to the phone upgrade. So they 100% process the trade-in, apply a Samsung promotion which should be in their notebook they have that keeps track of their current promotions. Once they process the trade-in you then get a gift card for the proper amount, and now they sell you the unlocked phone on a second transaction and utilize the gift card to reduce your total.
Overall I hate that Best Buy had to suck so bad, I really wanted to like the in store experience so that I could have a go-to place for decent sales and promotions. As mentioned previously almost every front line employee working in the phone department tried to tell me to go away when I mentioned higher trade-in values than what they had written on a whiteboard that was on display. It shouldn't have been this complicated, but I got $200 for a 3 year old Pixel 3a and $400 for a S20FE that was 1.5 years old. Pretty sure I paid that for the my S20 when it was brand new so I can't complain at all on these trade-in values once they figured things out.
In summary if your wanting to do this here is the advice I have that should help you do the Best Buy employee's job.
The trade-in is a separate transaction, not tied to the phone upgrade. So they 100% process the trade-in, apply a Samsung promotion which should be in their notebook they have that keeps track of their current promotions. Once they process the trade-in you then get a gift card for the proper amount, and now they sell you the unlocked phone on a second transaction and utilize the gift card to reduce your total.
Overall I hate that Best Buy had to suck so bad, I really wanted to like the in store experience so that I could have a go-to place for decent sales and promotions. As mentioned previously almost every front line employee working in the phone department tried to tell me to go away when I mentioned higher trade-in values than what they had written on a whiteboard that was on display. It shouldn't have been this complicated, but I got $200 for a 3 year old Pixel 3a and $400 for a S20FE that was 1.5 years old. Pretty sure I paid that for the my S20 when it was brand new so I can't complain at all on these trade-in values once they figured things out.
Samsung directly gave me $700
its a no-brainer go to samsung directly
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