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Should even work with old Iphones that aren't in perfect condition! About a month ago I went into the T-mobile store with my family. We previously switched to a T-Mobile plan from Sprint's ED1500 we had for many years. My whole family was able to get new Iphone 13 Pros after trading in 2 IPhone 11's,
1 IPhone 8 Plus (with a small crack on the bottom corner), and an Iphone XR. We paid ($35 dollar upgrade fee + presale tax on new phone)/phone. The only catch seems to be that it's bill credits over 24 months so you are likely locked into contract for 2 years. You might be able to skirt paying the $35 upgrade fee if you do it online and not via store or call support.
Name of Promo: 2022 Apple Trade P22
Promo Code: P062
Start Date: June 16, 2022
Credit: up to or $41.67/mo. for 24 months
Details:
Contact us before cancelling service to continue remaining bill credits, or credits stop & balance on required finance agreement is due (e.g. $799.99 – Apple iPhone 13 128GB). Tax on precredit price due at sale. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, service and trade-in (e.g. $1,000: iPhone X) required. In stores & on customer service calls, $35 assisted or upgrade support charge may be required. Up to $1,000 via trade-in credit and bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts.
Select former Sprint customers who now have T-Mobile service get up to $1000 off select Apple iPhone devices via one-time trade-in credit and 24 monthly bill credits when you purchase on a monthly payment plan and trade-in an eligible phone.
https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/p...ffers-2022 
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To clarify, this promo is only if we have switched from a Sprint plan to a T-mobile plan? I'm still on the Sprint Unlimited Plus plan, so I'm guessing it will not work for my family.
To clarify, this promo is only if we have switched from a Sprint plan to a T-mobile plan? I'm still on the Sprint Unlimited Plus plan, so I'm guessing it will not work for my family.
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I keep on telling myself I'm going back to AT&T for the national retailer deals, especially for the past two years as T-Mobile run the Sprint division into the ground, gutting industry standards Sprint had parity with AT&T and Verizon one by one, reverting to the T-Mobile way of doing everything on the cheap (in terms of quality, not price) with gimmicks while charging 1st rate carrier prices despite *still* being a 2nd rate carrier just twice the size as before.
T-Mobile's move to kill unlimited Japan roaming on SoftBank was the last straw for me, it's now a matter of when I leave not if. What can I do on the way out to get one last deal out of these people?