T-Mobile has
128GB Motorola Edge 5G Smartphone (2022) for
Free after
24 Monthly Bill Credits when activated on a
New line (
no trade-in required) or
Upgrade eligible existing line (
w/ trade-in of any phone, in any condition) on qualifying T-Mobile postpaid plans (
see plan pricing).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
sussig for finding this deal.
- Note: Click 'See 4 Deals' on the product page for details.
Available options:
- New Line ("Get one FREE with a new line"): Pomo code P455 - No trade-in required
- Upgrade Line ("ON US with trade"): Promo code P622 - Must trade in any phone, in any condition.
Offer Details:
- Tax on pre-credit price of the device will be due at time of sale.
- A $35 device connection charge will be due at time of sale.
- Allow up to 2 bill cycles for credits to begin applying to your account.
- Canceling service before all 24 monthly bill credits have been applied will forfeit any remaining monthly credits you had and you will be responsible for paying any balance still remaining on the device to T-Mobile.
- New Line Offer: Upon signup, T-Mobile will apply a monthly bill credit of $20.75/month to your account for 24 months (to pay for the monthly device payment installments).
- Upgrade Trade-In Offer: Follow the instructions provided by the T-Mobile for details on how to fulfill the trade-in portion of your offer (trade-in device will be sent to T-Mobile). You can trade-in any phone, in any condition (including broken). Upon receipt of your trade-in device, you will receive a one-time bill credit equaling the total trade-in value of the device you sent in, plus any remaining balance owed for your new Motorola divided up and credited by T-Mobile to your monthly device payments as 24 monthly bill credits (up to $498 - the full retail cost of the Motorola Edge 5G 2022 - in bill credits in total).
Device Specs:
- 6.6" 2400x1080 OLED 144Hz HDR10+ display
- MediaTek Dimensity 1050 Octa-Core Chipset
- 128GB Storage | 6GB RAM
- Main Cameras: 50 MP (wide), 13 MP (ultrawide), 2 MP (depth)
- Selfie Camera: 32 MP
- WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC
- USB 2.0 Type-C Port
- Under-display optical fingerprint sensor
- 5000 mAh battery
- Charging: 30W wired, 15W wireless, 5W reverse wired
- Android 12 (planned upgrade to Android 13)
- No microSD card slot
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
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More subscribers complain because either TMO or Costco (or both) messed up the gift card process.
Also, more subscribers still waiting for their GC
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Also is it $75 costco per phone (so potentially $300) or just once ? How do u keep track of that gift card? Receipt? A lot of complains in thread - people never got them. Also if we do it all in costco store, do I have to bring all 4 old phone to trade in, there and then?
Although about 2 years ago, there was a similar offer for the LG Velvet. The offer was coming in and out. Others on slickdeals mentioned they observed the same behavior for their accounts.
Also is it $75 costco per phone (so potentially $300) or just once ? How do u keep track of that gift card? Receipt? A lot of complains in thread - people never got them. Also if we do it all in costco store, do I have to bring all 4 old phone to trade in, there and then?
I personally never tried but that's what I've read from Tmobile deal threads
I personally never tried but that's what I've read from Tmobile deal threads
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I personally never tried but that's what I've read from Tmobile deal threads
How Recurring Device Credits (RDC) work
To receive Recurring Device Credits (RDC), you must purchase your device on EIP (Equipment Installment Plan) and meet any other requirements of the promotion.
You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP).
If you pay off your EIP early, you'll continue to receive the promised Recurring Device Credits (RDC) as an account-level credit through the remaining months of the promotional credit period (up to 24 or 36 months).
You must wait to pay off your EIP until the line is enrolled in the desired promo (within 2 bill cycles of qualifying transactions).
Additionally, you can't pay off an EIP by deducting the remaining Recurring Device Credits (RDC) installments from the remaining EIP balance. The full EIP balance must be paid to close out the plan.
It can take up to two bill cycles for your Recurring Device Credits (RDC) to appear on your bill. If you don't get the credit on the first bill, you'll receive two credits on your next bill.
If the Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo is greater than your EIP payment, you'll have two credits on your bill; one credit for the same amount of as your EIP charge and a second for the balance of the remaining promotional credit.
Recurring Device Credits (RDC) can't be sped up to pay off your device faster.
If you are trading in a device as part of promo eligibility, you will be paid a one-time credit for the fair market value of the device. The balance of the promotional value will be paid via Recurring Device Credits. If you are in a retail location and performing an instant trade-in at the time of your purchase, you will be given options as to how that fair market value is applied.
If you cancel your T-Mobile service, you'll lose any remaining Recurring Device Credits (RDC), and all remaining EIP balances become due immediately.
although it looks like some accounts are getting an se3 offer if you have an older iPhone such as the XR in use.
I was about to do this edge deal but I have 2 users using an XR on their lines. no email yet.
will wait a bit more
https://slickdeals.net/f/17151460-ymmv-in-store-for-t-mobile-customers-with-non-5g-phones-free-via-bill-credits-iphone-se-3rd-gen-no-trade-in-required-worked-for-simple-choice-support-fee-and-taxes-apply?v=1
How Recurring Device Credits (RDC) work
To receive Recurring Device Credits (RDC), you must purchase your device on EIP (Equipment Installment Plan) and meet any other requirements of the promotion.
You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP).
If you pay off your EIP early, you'll continue to receive the promised Recurring Device Credits (RDC) as an account-level credit through the remaining months of the promotional credit period (up to 24 or 36 months).
You must wait to pay off your EIP until the line is enrolled in the desired promo (within 2 bill cycles of qualifying transactions).
Additionally, you can't pay off an EIP by deducting the remaining Recurring Device Credits (RDC) installments from the remaining EIP balance. The full EIP balance must be paid to close out the plan.
It can take up to two bill cycles for your Recurring Device Credits (RDC) to appear on your bill. If you don't get the credit on the first bill, you'll receive two credits on your next bill.
If the Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo is greater than your EIP payment, you'll have two credits on your bill; one credit for the same amount of as your EIP charge and a second for the balance of the remaining promotional credit.
Recurring Device Credits (RDC) can't be sped up to pay off your device faster.
If you are trading in a device as part of promo eligibility, you will be paid a one-time credit for the fair market value of the device. The balance of the promotional value will be paid via Recurring Device Credits. If you are in a retail location and performing an instant trade-in at the time of your purchase, you will be given options as to how that fair market value is applied.
If you cancel your T-Mobile service, you'll lose any remaining Recurring Device Credits (RDC), and all remaining EIP balances become due immediately.
"You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP)."
This seems to conflict with the bolded sentence to me. So then does this mean that if I was to take advantage of the new RDC promo, it would cancel out the old one since I cannot have two of them?
"You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP)."
This seems to conflict with the bolded sentence to me. So then does this mean that if I was to take advantage of the new RDC promo, it would cancel out the old one since I cannot have two of them?
"You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP)."
This seems to conflict with the bolded sentence to me. So then does this mean that if I was to take advantage of the new RDC promo, it would cancel out the old one since I cannot have two of them?
"You may have one Recurring Device Credits (RDC) promo per active Equipment Installment Plan (EIP)."
This seems to conflict with the bolded sentence to me. So then does this mean that if I was to take advantage of the new RDC promo, it would cancel out the old one since I cannot have two of them?
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