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Here is detailed steps for 2 phone at promo trade- Its Possible as provided by BB employee. Thanks to him for sharing entire process step by step.
1. Get 2 phone for trade in ( has to be different - i.e one iPhone and other Android) reason being both trade in generates different sku based on different phone and that is key. If u trade same platform phone twice sku are same and it will not work as only one coupon of same sku works.
2. First get both trade ins done ( 2 times you need to sign) make sure each trade in gives you bb gift card and single use coupon -total of coupon and gift card should ne equal to trade in value u see online.
3. When entering tradein if they say u will get just 200 or 300 ask them to apply promo code google that's the trick
4. Only select unlocked phone colour black ( e.g for blue their is restriction that u need verizon and if u take verizon thank watch promo not apply)
5. Make sure to get watch added in same order ( as unlike online watch doesn't get added automatically?- dont be fooled by bb employee tell
specifically to add watch)
6. Watch color only black make sure also its wifi else it will mess up entire order.
7. After seeing all good then only pay for remaining.
8. Coupon values - of both phones reduces price before tax so effectively u pay tax on net amount apart from gift cards.
In my example I traded p7 and ip11 and got 200 × 2 gift cards and 250 coupon for p7 and 300 coupons for ip11..so net transaction 999- 250-300 = 449+ tax on 449 is net amount - 200-200 gift card = so 49+tax on 449 is the payment amount.
Watch should show 349- 349 = 0.
Attached are snips of receipts which are important to check
https://imgur.com/a/yNxkSGB
FYI - BBs have already received all stock items in store but they will only sell and provide pickup after 12.
Please try tomorrow and day after as it will be last days of preorder.
Make most of deal - any questions welcome...
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But that doesn't mean the phone isn't compatible with T-Mobile, it probably means they don't stock T-Mobile SIMs and service. Do you have a source that says this unlocked phone from Best Buy will not take a T-Mobile SIM?
Also, trade-in note at checkout if you're selecting store pickup is "Bring your trade-in device to the store when you pick up your new item."
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That is your Hail Mary at trying 2 phones today lol SE walmart $150 metro 6a $90 get $460 SE and $300 6a.
If I can get both a value + discount on iPhone SE and Pixel 6a, I would like to step it up to the 256gb Pixel 8 if they have them available. We shall see!
If I can get both a value + discount on iPhone SE and Pixel 6a, I would like to step it up to the 256gb Pixel 8 if they have them available. We shall see!
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If I can get both a value + discount on iPhone SE and Pixel 6a, I would like to step it up to the 256gb Pixel 8 if they have them available. We shall see!
CNET editors have spent the past few days testing multiple models of the 8 Pro in the UK and US, and we've been taken aback by what we've found. The biggest issues are with the camera, which in some high-contrast situations produced bizarre artifacts that ruin the image.
The issues we've found on multiple models of the Pixel 8 Pro suggest that there are software issues with the phone that aren't simply restricted to one dud unit. And while we expect Google to quickly roll out fixes to address these, the fact remains that right now, Google wants $1,000 for a phone that has major problems.
I was thinking about going from pixel 7 to pixel 8 pro but think I'm going to hold off for now. CNET review is pretty meh.
CNET editors have spent the past few days testing multiple models of the 8 Pro in the UK and US, and we've been taken aback by what we've found. The biggest issues are with the camera, which in some high-contrast situations produced bizarre artifacts that ruin the image.
The issues we've found on multiple models of the Pixel 8 Pro suggest that there are software issues with the phone that aren't simply restricted to one dud unit. And while we expect Google to quickly roll out fixes to address these, the fact remains that right now, Google wants $1,000 for a phone that has major problems.
I was thinking about going from pixel 7 to pixel 8 pro but think I'm going to hold off for now. CNET review is pretty meh.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/...-progress/
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CNET editors have spent the past few days testing multiple models of the 8 Pro in the UK and US, and we've been taken aback by what we've found. The biggest issues are with the camera, which in some high-contrast situations produced bizarre artifacts that ruin the image.
The issues we've found on multiple models of the Pixel 8 Pro suggest that there are software issues with the phone that aren't simply restricted to one dud unit. And while we expect Google to quickly roll out fixes to address these, the fact remains that right now, Google wants $1,000 for a phone that has major problems.
I was thinking about going from pixel 7 to pixel 8 pro but think I'm going to hold off for now. CNET review is pretty meh.
Fortunately though, software issues can be fixed quickly with an update.
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