T-Mobile offers eligible
Current T-Mobile Subscribers with select
Currently Activated Eligible 3G-Capable iPhone Models a T-Mobile
64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen 5G Smartphone (2022 Model) for
Free after $430 off (via 24 Monthly Bill Credits) on an eligible T-Mobile postpaid line via when you
Trade-In Your Activated Eligible 3G Device.
Thanks to community member
vsspam for finding this deal.
- Note: This is a targeted offer for eligible T-Mobile customers only.
Instructions:
- Login to your qualifying T-Mobile account w/ an eligible line
- Purchase a new T-Mobile 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen 5G Smartphone on a monthly payment plan
- Sales tax on the pre-credit price will be due at checkout today.
- Trade-in your eligible 3G device (that is currently in use on your eligible line) in good condition:
- Devices eligible for $430 in Trade-In Credit (applied over 24 months):
- Apple iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, iPhone 4, 4S, iPhone 3Gs, 3G, Original iPhone
- You will receive a one-time bill credit based on the trade-in value of your 3G device + get the remaining balance to reach $430 total as a bill credit.
- Within 2 billing cycles, your monthly bill credits will start (applied toward your device monthly payment plan)
- If you cancel before 24 credits / months, credits stop & any outstanding balance not paid on the device will be due.
- After all 24 bill credits are applied over 24 months, your device cost will $429 - $430 in bill credit = Free
About this offer:- Reason: The industry is phasing out 3G networks and your current phone MUST be replaced to avoid service interruptions.
- This is a limited / targeted offer for current, qualifying T-Mobile customers who have a 3G device currently active on an eligible line and is not applicable to all T-Mobile subscribers. Check your account to see if the offer appears / see if you qualify.
- Device trade in must be in good condition to qualify. If you cancel wireless service, credit may stop and remaining balance on required finance agreement may be due. $430 via bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits, allow 2 bill cycles.
- Offer ID: P038
- Upon starting within 2 bill cycles, the 24 monthly credits will appear on your bill as: '2022 UMTS Apple Upgrade P1'
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YMMV.as it appears to be targeted to users with a 3G device currently active on a line
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Once my trade in was received, the P1 promo magically started showing on my account. Sometimes you have to have blind Faith in T-Mobile and their messed up ordering system.
P.S. I attempted to sell the 5C on Craigslist for $20 a year ago and didn't get any takers. Glad I didn't sell it.
received 3x $17.92 2022 UMTS Apple Upgrade P1 today.
I upgraded 3 lines few weeks ago online. The promos were there during checkout. The P1 promo was not showing on my EIPs after phones shipped. So this time it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the promo to show up on my acct.
received 3x $17.92 2022 UMTS Apple Upgrade P1 today.
I upgraded 3 lines few weeks ago online. The promos were there during checkout. The P1 promo was not showing on my EIPs after phones shipped. So this time it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the promo to show up on my acct.
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Maybe I do not see something obvious...
Many SlickDealers are on super-grandfathered T-Mobile plans and paying less than MVNO prices. For example, I have 5 lines and a watch, all with unlimited talk/text/data and no throttling, for $120 and change after tax. Got on the "Bridge to Value" plan years ago. Never crossed the bridge but have stayed on it for a decade.
Looking back to the original documents when Bridge to Value was created in 2012, the whole point was for T-Mobile to offer lower rates to longtime customers, to make up for the fact that T-Mobile at the time wanted to get away from the business model of offering phone subsidies. At the time they declared all handsets would always be full price on T-Mobile. A decision they had to reverse a few years later because the other major carriers didn't follow. Side effect... People hanging on
these Bridge to Value plans now effectively get both phone subsidies and the low rates intended to offset such subsidies being discontinued.
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Once my trade in was received, the P1 promo magically started showing on my account. Sometimes you have to have blind Faith in T-Mobile and their messed up ordering system.
P.S. I attempted to sell the 5C on Craigslist for $20 a year ago and didn't get any takers. Glad I didn't sell it.
Resellers and cable companies offer $30 with tax unlimited monthly plans, so over 2 years you get a gift of about $900. Plus, some also offer discounted phones. AS an extra benefit, few companies offer multi-network usage, so if base T-Mobile signal gets low you auto jump to AT&T towers.
I see the financial reason to stay with T-Mobile only for those with 4+ lines, military/first responders discount, Apple Watch users and international travelers only.
Maybe I do not see something obvious...
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