For NON-DISCOUNTED plans only.
55+, Military, etc. are not eligible.
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expired Posted by hobosapien ā¢ Jun 28, 2023
Jun 28, 2023 3:11 PM
Select T-Mobile Postpaid Customers: Get One New BYOD Line
(One-Time DCC Fee Applies)Free
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Sometimes these deals require going in store and limited time (24-72hrs usually). It's completely free (taxes & fees not included). If you have a tax inclusive plan like magenta, then everything is free (you might still have tax/fees of 10 cents or so... pointing it out since it triggers some people). Free as long as you don't close it. If you removed any lines in past 90 days they must be added before you can add another lime that would be free. If you cancel any lines within 12 months from adding the free line you lose the discount.
You CAN port a number in while adding the free line or later down the road. If you port the number OUT later, you might lose the free line. You can remove lines after 12 months and it won't affect the free line. Generally, you can't get the free line & a free phone promotion, extremely YMMV since it works for a few people, but I wouldn't count on it.
Know the terms and conditions before making a mistake and ranting.
Edit* Terms & Conditions? 'Customers must have the "2023BYOD_P1" segment on their account in Atlas or Tapestry to qualify. Customers with no segment or "2023BYOD_P1 - Inactive" are not eligible. BYOD or FRP purchases only (EIP not eligible for life of line). Device Connection Charge is required.'
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Sometimes these deals require going in store and limited time (24-72hrs usually). It's completely free (taxes & fees not included). If you have a tax inclusive plan like magenta, then everything is free (you might still have tax/fees of 10 cents or so... pointing it out since it triggers some people). Free as long as you don't close it. If you removed any lines in past 90 days they must be added before you can add another lime that would be free. If you cancel any lines within 12 months from adding the free line you lose the discount.
You CAN port a number in while adding the free line or later down the road. If you port the number OUT later, you might lose the free line. You can remove lines after 12 months and it won't affect the free line. Generally, you can't get the free line & a free phone promotion, extremely YMMV since it works for a few people, but I wouldn't count on it.
Know the terms and conditions before making a mistake and ranting.
Edit* Terms & Conditions? 'Customers must have the "2023BYOD_P1" segment on their account in Atlas or Tapestry to qualify. Customers with no segment or "2023BYOD_P1 - Inactive" are not eligible. BYOD or FRP purchases only (EIP not eligible for life of line). Device Connection Charge is required.'
Anyone know if the rules on moving a phone number (not the line) from one existing T-mo plan to another are still unchanged, basically that you can't do it directly? I'd like to move my mother's phone number (on a paid line) from my sister's T-mo plan to one of my current free lines. Don't want to do a TOU (transfer of responsibility), because I understand that moves a paid line over, and still no way to get mom's number over to one of the free lines.
So planning to port number out to Google Voice first, and then port number back in to my existing line. Only hassle is my mother (in another town) probably doesn't know how to swap SIM's - even if I mail her the new SIM card, she'll need to go into the T-mo store and ask them to do it for her...
You'll lose free line then, right?
Anyone know if the rules on moving a phone number (not the line) from one existing T-mo plan to another are still unchanged, basically that you can't do it directly? I'd like to move my mother's phone number (on a paid line) from my sister's T-mo plan to one of my current free lines. Don't want to do a TOU (transfer of responsibility), because I understand that moves a paid line over, and still no way to get mom's number over to one of the free lines.
So planning to port number out to Google Voice first, and then port number back in to my existing line. Only hassle is my mother (in another town) probably doesn't know how to swap SIM's - even if I mail her the new SIM card, she'll need to go into the T-mo store and ask them to do it for her...
Only time it doesn't work out is if your mom happens to use iphone, since GoogleVoice will have a green text box.
You'll lose free line then, right?
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kind of a deal breaker now that t-mo is requiring bank account or debit card for autopay discount
"Thanks for reaching out to T-Force. That's a great question and 2023 BYOD P1 was a target offer for customers without more than one existing free line. I do see you're taking advantage of a couple already, so this promotion wouldn't be eligible. We're always running new offers, so definitely keep an eye on something that may better suit your account in the future."
"Thanks for reaching out to T-Force. That's a great question and 2023 BYOD P1 was a target offer for customers without more than one existing free line. I do see you're taking advantage of a couple already, so this promotion wouldn't be eligible. We're always running new offers, so definitely keep an eye on something that may better suit your account in the future."
I am unsure if it is based on other factors like the last free line on us promo that I was able to get. Which maybe disqualifies me from this promo.
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kind of a deal breaker now that t-mo is requiring bank account or debit card for autopay discount