Many will want to use this offer to swap out the old phones sitting in their desk drawers. Here is the best way to do it, avoiding activation fees and out of stock stores.
1. Locate your trade in phone. Ensure it does not have a cracked screen, and that it turns on. Factory reset it. Write down the IMEI number, make, model, and color. This can be any phone as long as it meets these conditions, even candy bar from 1999.
2. Call TMobile (dial 611). Say "activation"
3. Inform the CS that you want to take advantage of the OnePlus Nord 200 5G trade in offer. Specify which line, and provide CS the details in step #1. Request that the activation fee be waived.
4. Provide a CC# to pay for the tax (~$20).
5. You will get an email for a JUMP! lease. Open it in DocuSign, and sign it. ENSURE that the details are correct - Nord 200 5G in exchange for the exact phone you detailed in #1. After signing, you will get a confirmation email and tracking #. You will also get a shipping label (see below if you don't get it in your email). Print the whole document in color as directed, or print just the shipping label in B&W and see step #6.
6. When the Nord 200 5G arrives, use the same box (so you don't have to print the lithium battery warning label in color - there's one on it) and put your old phone in. Make sure that it is fully charged, that it is wiped, and if it is an Apple device, that you have disabled device tracking. Remember to remove your sim card, and any SD memory cards. You do NOT need to include cables or chargers. Alternatively, see step #7.
7. You can also go to an Tmobile Store (not authorized dealer). Inform them of where you are on the promotion, and tell them that you would like to turn the phones in to them in person. Ask them to look up your account and verify with you that these are the same phones by IMEI. Do not leave without a receipt for each phone you turn in, and save that receipt.
The way it works:
- You pay tax
- You get new phone
- You turn in old phone
- Each month you get a $9 charge
- Each month you get a $9 credit.
For shipping label, you have to login to your t-mobile account and then go to this specific link: https://my.t-mobile.com/myphone/c...trackorder
From there you can print your shipping label: https://imgur.com/a/LGuGLhd
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T-Mobile: Trade In Eligible Device, Get ONEPLUS Nord N200 5G
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Step 2) Root it and install Android 11 on it
Step 3) Enjoy all the features it has that are better than the Nord N200
Step 4) Instead of buying a yearly plan for ~$15/month through an MVNO, pay T-Mobile ludicrous amounts for their garbage plans so you can get a statement credit and a new Oneplus Nord N200.
Hard pass.
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It's allowing me to trade in a Nokia 2610 from 2008.
Because likely I would be staying on tmobile anyways so might as well get a free phone out of it. If you're not in the same opinion, I totally understand not taking up on the free offer but it's plenty reasonable for many others who would take the offer.
Tmobile also lets you stack promotions so if there's another free phone offer in the future, you can take the deal without adding too much time to the current 2 year contract if it's close to this offer. With 5G phones starting to make other phones outdated in technology, this is a good time as any to take a free offer like this.
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actually finding some of those old batteries can be expensive. since they are "rare" now
And if T-mobile wants me to upgrade so they can shut down their network, they are going to have to cough up a better deal. I also don't agree with cellphone manufacturers that charge ridiculous amounts for a new phone. As a point, I have had a cell (car) phone pretty much since inception and have NEVER paid for a phone. It sucks that as a society we have accepted this business model. I would assume phones of yesteryear were far more expensive to produce than something nowadays. I can't believe it is common practice to buy a phone like it's a car (with monthly payments to match.) It's mind boggling that people are o.k. spending almost $1500 for a phone that they will probably have for 24 months or less before upgrading again…
There are always better phone offers for new lines/accounts from T-Mobile and other vendors. This just means if you're not already a satisfied T-Mobile customer, you should skip this thread.
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LOL, so true, guess I have been "locked in" for over 10+ yrs, did not even feel I was locked in, but TM just keeps on giving me deals I could not say no.
I feel bad so I usually pay them off first(just to get the new deals rolling)
Need to pay some co monthly fee, might was well be TM lol
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