Spectrum Mobile is offering
Spectrum Internet Customers:
$700 Off your Pre-Order of a Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Device when you Trade in Your Eligible Phone and Activate a new Spectrum Mobile Line (plans start at
$14 per GB of data / month).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
EagerApparel878 for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be a Spectrum Internet Customer to be eligible for this deal. Additionally, through January 30, or while supplies last, pre-order and purchase a Samsung Galaxy S24 256 GB, S24+ 512GB, or S24 Ultra 512GB for the price of the next lowest storage level at participating carriers and retailers. The discount will be automatically applied at checkout. Additional storage is non transferrable and limited to 1 per Qualifying Purchase. If you return or cancel your purchase the discount will be lost.
Deal Instructions:
- Pre-Order your Samsung Galaxy S24 Series Device (estimated delivery date is January 31):
- Decline Protection Plan (or add it at additional charge)
- Click 'Add Trade-In' and fill out your trade-in device details
- Trade-in value will vary by device
- Sign in to your Spectrum Internet account and complete your order; additional $700 Off should be reflected for trade-in of eligible devices
- Trade-in credit will be applied to your account after your trade-in device is processed. If new phone paid in full, credit applied to purchase. If new phone financed, credit applied to bill in pro-rated increments for the duration of the Device Payment Plan; click here & here for trade-in terms
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However, the problem lies here:
"In order to receive a refund or exchange, Spectrum must receive the Mobile Device within ten (10) days of you receiving a return authorization from Spectrum."
Who's to say that it doesn't take over 10 days for the package to be received by spectrum...
In which case you could be screwed on two fronts (if your online trade-in gets cancelled) and your phone return doesn't get received by spectrum in time.
Once you drop it off, it's literally and figuratively out of your hands. So I don't know how they are acting like you should somehow be responsible.
Should really be a matter of you have x number of days to drop it off, and that's it. How long it takes to be delivered, that's not on me. But that's life, a bunch of "should be's".
"A Mobile Device that Spectrum directly mails to you cannot be returned at a Mobile store location. Additional requirements are listed below."
, you have fourteen (14) days from the date of purchase to initiate a return.
PS: thank you to everyone said don't bother activating the Walmart moto device. Not expensive lesson but definitely annoying lesson learned
, you have fourteen (14) days from the date of purchase to initiate a return.
PS: thank you to everyone said don't bother activating the Walmart moto device. Not expensive lesson but definitely annoying lesson learned
, you have fourteen (14) days from the date of purchase to initiate a return.
PS: thank you to everyone said don't bother activating the Walmart moto device. Not expensive lesson but definitely annoying lesson learned
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I had an issue where I asked the color of my device to be changed to another as the one I wanted came in stock. This was on the other side of the pre-order window. I said I would only want to go forward if it would not affect the pricing. The sales rep, of course wanting to earn a sale, said "yes of course we can match the original double your storage pricing!" Lo and behold they canceled the original order (without my express consent) and are magically unable to honor the original price on the new order.
Several chats and phone calls later, it was suggested that I immediately ask to talk to a supervisor. They were able to sort it out in minutes. As helpful as some of these sales and billing reps can be, if you're having any struggles then save everyone time and escalate as soon as you can. Keep in mind, carry each conversation with respect and a level mind. And only pursue things that you are 100% justified in knowing you are correct. In my case I think the chat rep truly misunderstood my original issue. Thankfully, a supervisor was able to read this directly and amend the issue.
I had an issue where I asked the color of my device to be changed to another as the one I wanted came in stock. This was on the other side of the pre-order window. I said I would only want to go forward if it would not affect the pricing. The sales rep, of course wanting to earn a sale, said "yes of course we can match the original double your storage pricing!" Lo and behold they canceled the original order (without my express consent) and are magically unable to honor the original price on the new order.
Several chats and phone calls later, it was suggested that I immediately ask to talk to a supervisor. They were able to sort it out in minutes. As helpful as some of these sales and billing reps can be, if you're having any struggles then save everyone time and escalate as soon as you can. Keep in mind, carry each conversation with respect and a level mind. And only pursue things that you are 100% justified in knowing you are correct. In my case I think the chat rep truly misunderstood my original issue. Thankfully, a supervisor was able to read this directly and amend the issue.
I wouldn't let them give you the $2 a month lol. Unless you are already doing bill credits, then that makes sense. But only 1% of people are doing that most likely...
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I had an issue where I asked the color of my device to be changed to another as the one I wanted came in stock. This was on the other side of the pre-order window. I said I would only want to go forward if it would not affect the pricing. The sales rep, of course wanting to earn a sale, said "yes of course we can match the original double your storage pricing!" Lo and behold they canceled the original order (without my express consent) and are magically unable to honor the original price on the new order.
Several chats and phone calls later, it was suggested that I immediately ask to talk to a supervisor. They were able to sort it out in minutes. As helpful as some of these sales and billing reps can be, if you're having any struggles then save everyone time and escalate as soon as you can. Keep in mind, carry each conversation with respect and a level mind. And only pursue things that you are 100% justified in knowing you are correct. In my case I think the chat rep truly misunderstood my original issue. Thankfully, a supervisor was able to read this directly and amend the issue.
This is why I am particularly concerned right now hitting the 14 day mark of the return period with Assurant not yet processing my trade in. Even if I call Spectrum and they tell me one thing how am I to trust what they are saying given the previous headaches?
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