T-Mobile Trade-in Promotion for iPhone 14 line up, up to $1000 off iPhone 14 Pro

82300sd

Sep 7, 2022 10:31 PM

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82300sdSep 7, 2022 10:31 PM

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Quote from abstraxion

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Have you looked at how much an InReach or Spot or BivyStick subscription costs? I realize that this isn't exactly the same thing (emergency messages and location tracking only) but that is like $30-40/mo plus the cost of the device plus the bulk!

This feature being free for two years literally pays for the whole phone for me.

I have the Inreach mini and their cheapest plan is $14.95 a month + $50 a year. You can also pause your subscription if you don't plan to use it (like in the winter months).
If I purchased a new iPhone, I would use the iPhone SOS services as a backup, and still take my Inreach to use as primary

rkc10

Sep 7, 2022 10:33 PM

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rkc10Sep 7, 2022 10:33 PM

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I will rather pay $1299 for a iPhone and not ready to change t-mobile grandfather's plan

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indeo

Sep 7, 2022 10:34 PM

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indeoSep 7, 2022 10:34 PM

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Sorry guys ... but what is this "kickback" and what it means?

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LennyM4178

Sep 7, 2022 10:35 PM

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LennyM4178Sep 7, 2022 10:35 PM

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Quote from lentm

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Can I just upgrade my plan to Magenta Max today, get the phone with this trade in promotion, then downgrade my plan back to Magenta next month?

You would probably be charged full price of phone

Mamiww6

Sep 7, 2022 10:46 PM

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Mamiww6Sep 7, 2022 10:46 PM

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Quote from smiledrs

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T-Mobile worked for me overseas almost all the time with my plan. I actually preferred to use my own sim card over buying a sim from the country I was in and swapping it out. I wasn't able to get my text messages, voicemails, calls to my Iphone since my T-Mobile sim wasn't in the phone. When I took out the international sim card and put my T-Mobile sim card back in, I got hundreds of text messages and several missed calls/voicemails.

With eSim, you can download the app Airalo and just buy the data from there to your eSim and I'm able to keep my T-Mobile sim card in there and basically have 2 phone/data/text numbers in 1 phone. So I still get my T-Mobile text messages and calls. Airalo is a bit more expensive than buying a local sim, but the convenience is worth it for me.

Well explained. Don't understand some complaining about the eSim tech. It's long overdue whether carriers like it or not. You still retain the dual sim and plus more to use later. T-Mobile already includes a free 5Gb high speed roaming with the Max and One Plus Promo plans. And if you need more, then you either buy more or download the Airalo app and be done with it ( the latter is cheaper, but less convenient). I swear people complaining about Apple products either don't own one or never going to buy one. It's like their just got out of kindergarten

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SkyKing02

Sep 7, 2022 11:00 PM

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Quote from Mamiww6

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Well explained. Don't understand some complaining about the eSim tech. It's long overdue whether carriers like it or not. You still retain the dual sim and plus more to use later. T-Mobile already includes a free 5Gb high speed roaming with the Max and One Plus Promo plans. And if you need more, then you either buy more or download the Airalo app and be done with it ( the latter is cheaper, but less convenient). I swear people complaining about Apple products either don't own one or never going to buy one. It's like their just got out of kindergarten

not everyone uses Tmobile as their carrier Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)

abstraxion

Sep 7, 2022 11:01 PM

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Quote from 82300sd

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I have the Inreach mini and their cheapest plan is $14.95 a month + $50 a year. You can also pause your subscription if you don't plan to use it (like in the winter months).
If I purchased a new iPhone, I would use the iPhone SOS services as a backup, and still take my Inreach to use as primary

So the InReach costs $459 for two years of satellite service while it's free with iPhone. Such a bad deal, lmao.

M5Rahul

Sep 7, 2022 11:02 PM

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Quote from xtrabad

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What's the issue you have with e-sim? Overseas user?

I use e-sim now in a dual setup in my 13. I have one line using a physical sim and one line using e-sim. It's fine. No issues.

If there is no slot for a physical sim in the 14, does 14 allow dual e-sim?

If you're NOT in the US, you'll still have the option to use a physical sim ( e-sim functionality remains unchanged worldwide ).

However, for us US buyers.. there will be NO physical sim slot or option to use one going forward with the iPhone 14 ( pro or non-pro versions ). It's ONLY e-SIM for all US versions of the iPhone 14.

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SD_User_2187

Sep 7, 2022 11:02 PM

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SD_User_2187Sep 7, 2022 11:02 PM

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What sucks is that a new customer today can get 4 lines for $170 for MagentaMax and I as an existing customer for 6years would need to pay $200 for 4 lines of MagentaMax

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82300sd

Sep 7, 2022 11:04 PM

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82300sdSep 7, 2022 11:04 PM

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Quote from abstraxion

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So the InReach costs $459 for two years of satellite service while it's free with iPhone. Such a bad deal, lmao.

You must have mistaken me for someone else, I never said the sos feature in the new iPhone is a "bad deal"

M5Rahul

Sep 7, 2022 11:06 PM

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M5RahulSep 7, 2022 11:06 PM

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Quote from Dealsprime440

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What does that mean for the common man

https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=157451401&postcount=144

Basically, if you're in the good ol'US, you will NOT have the option to use a physical sim with ANY of the iPhone 14s.. just e-sim!

If you buy the iPhone 14 ( any version ) from, say Canada.. it will have a physical sim tray/option, along with e-sim.

SD_User_2187

Sep 7, 2022 11:10 PM

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SD_User_2187Sep 7, 2022 11:10 PM

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Quote from indeo

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Sorry guys ... but what is this "kickback" and what it means?

Kickback is one of the features of one of TMobile's old plans where if a line uses less than 2gb of data for a billing cycle, you'd get -$10 on your bill per line under 2gb.

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XDark_FenixX

Sep 7, 2022 11:14 PM

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XDark_FenixXSep 7, 2022 11:14 PM

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Quote from M5Rahul

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If you're NOT in the US, you'll still have the option to use a physical sim ( e-sim functionality remains unchanged worldwide ).

However, for us US buyers.. there will be NO physical sim slot or option to use one going forward with the iPhone 14 ( pro or non-pro versions ). It's ONLY e-SIM for all US versions of the iPhone 14.

Seriously? Wtf why remove sims for US customers

leon_id

Sep 7, 2022 11:16 PM

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leon_idSep 7, 2022 11:16 PM

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Quote from smiledrs

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T-Mobile worked for me overseas almost all the time with my plan. I actually preferred to use my own sim card over buying a sim from the country I was in and swapping it out. I wasn't able to get my text messages, voicemails, calls to my Iphone since my T-Mobile sim wasn't in the phone. When I took out the international sim card and put my T-Mobile sim card back in, I got hundreds of text messages and several missed calls/voicemails.

With eSim, you can download the app Airalo and just buy the data from there to your eSim and I'm able to keep my T-Mobile sim card in there and basically have 2 phone/data/text numbers in 1 phone. So I still get my T-Mobile text messages and calls. Airalo is a bit more expensive than buying a local sim, but the convenience is worth it for me.

cheap second phone for local sim solves this issue

Last edited by leon_id September 7, 2022 at 04:29 PM.

leon_id

Sep 7, 2022 11:28 PM

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leon_idSep 7, 2022 11:28 PM

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Quote from Mamiww6

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Well explained. Don't understand some complaining about the eSim tech. It's long overdue whether carriers like it or not. You still retain the dual sim and plus more to use later. T-Mobile already includes a free 5Gb high speed roaming with the Max and One Plus Promo plans. And if you need more, then you either buy more or download the Airalo app and be done with it ( the latter is cheaper, but less convenient). I swear people complaining about Apple products either don't own one or never going to buy one. It's like their just got out of kindergarten

I have old 2 line for $100 [plan and also had this 5Gb high speed in 2 European countries in July.

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