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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For a breakdown of what's possible right now:
I believe there's also a $100 AAL discount possible with AT&T, but I didn't try for myself.
As listed in the OP's link [bestbuy.com], you can get a $800 trade in on a S21U/N20U, $600 on a N20/S20+/S21+, $450 on a S20/21, $400 on a S20/iPhone 11, etc.
And as other people have mentioned previously, the purchase and trade in are separate transactions. You may be able to talk the rep into letting you trade in multiple phones on one purchase, but YMMV.
I believe official guidance is one trade in per purchase, but that's probably buried somewhere in their sales side documentation that nobody ever reads. There's certainly nothing in the system or workflow preventing them from doing multiple trade ins.
And as also mentioned, the trade in value comes in the form of a BB GC. You get to keep any excess.
Pretty amazing deal IMO. One of the best deals thus far for T-Mobile users with a trade in.
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For a breakdown of what's possible right now:
I believe there's also a $100 AAL discount possible with AT&T, but I didn't try for myself.
As listed in the OP's link [bestbuy.com], you can get a $800 trade in on a S21U/N20U, $600 on a N20/S20+/S21+, $450 on a S20/21, $400 on a S20/iPhone 11, etc.
And as other people have mentioned previously, the purchase and trade in are separate transactions. You may be able to talk the rep into letting you trade in multiple phones on one purchase, but YMMV.
I believe official guidance is one trade in per purchase, but that's probably buried somewhere in their sales side documentation that nobody ever reads. There's certainly nothing in the system or workflow preventing them from doing multiple trade ins.
And as also mentioned, the trade in value comes in the form of a BB GC. You get to keep any excess.
Pretty amazing deal IMO. One of the best deals thus far for T-Mobile users with a trade in.
And obviously you have to have an active (or new) postpaid plan to get any AAL discounts. But with AAL, you can just cancel the new line immediately after getting the phone. So no real downside to doing getting the AAL discount.
For a breakdown of what's possible right now:
I believe there's also a $100 AAL discount possible with AT&T, but I didn't try for myself.
As listed in the OP's link [bestbuy.com], you can get a $800 trade in on a S21U/N20U, $600 on a N20/S20+/S21+, $450 on a S20/21, $400 on a S20/iPhone 11, etc.
And as other people have mentioned previously, the purchase and trade in are separate transactions. You may be able to talk the rep into letting you trade in multiple phones on one purchase, but YMMV.
I believe official guidance is one trade in per purchase, but that's probably buried somewhere in their sales side documentation that nobody ever reads. There's certainly nothing in the system or workflow preventing them from doing multiple trade ins.
And as also mentioned, the trade in value comes in the form of a BB GC. You get to keep any excess.
Pretty amazing deal IMO. One of the best deals thus far for T-Mobile users with a trade in.
if so, thanks b/c this was the info i was looking for. i have tmobile postpaid plan and was wondering how long i would have to keep the new line open for? did you cancel the new line right there? any fees for activating or canceling a new line?
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Can you get the activate today price if the phone is not in stock an needs to be ordered?
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