Slickdeals is community-supported. We may get paid by brands or deals, including promoted items.

Slickdeals Forums Hot Deals T-Mobile Offer: Receive 4x Apple iPhone 15 + Switch 4x New Lines w/ 4x Trade-In $100 ($25/Line) via 24-Month Bill Credit w/ AutoPay (New/Qualifying Customers)

Search This Thread First Unread

Frontpage

T-Mobile Offer: Receive 4x Apple iPhone 15 + Switch 4x New Lines w/ 4x Trade-In

$100 ($25/Line)

via 24-Month Bill Credit w/ AutoPay (New/Qualifying Customers)

+50 Deal Score

192,916 Views 168 Comments

T-Mobile is offering their T-Mobile Offer: New/Qualifying Customers: Receive 4x Apple iPhone 15 Smartphone + Switch 4x New Qualifying Lines w/ Trade 4x Eligible Devices for $25/Line ($100 Total) when you qualify for this promotional offer or call 833-374-1665 for more details. Offer will be credited via 24-Monthly Bill Credits w/ AutoPay Discount required (w/ eligible payment method on file) + additional taxes/fees due.

Thanks to community member snazzyman for finding this deal

Note, must switch from a qualifying provider and obtain 4 new qualifying lines (talk/text/data) + eligible trade-in smartphone to qualify for this promotional offer

Check Qualifying Smartphones
- Note, trade-in values/final pricing may vary depending on the smartphone
  - Example
    - Google Pixel 8 Smartphone will be subsidized to $0 (sales tax due) w/ no trade-in required
    - Apple iPhone 15 will require the trade-in of an Apple iPhone 7 or better to qualify
Check out Rate Plans

Get Deal at T-Mobile

Original Post

Written by Edited April 14, 2024 at 08:41 PM by

Not new, but there are some new promos. Switched to T-Mobile and they have 4 lines of unlimited talk, text and 5G data (up to a terabyte of data) for $100.

For phones, the Google Pixel 8 is subsidized to $0 (plus sales tax) with no trade in required. iPhone 15s require the trade in of an iPhone 7 or better.
The phones, as usual, require 2 years of service to be paid off (they are given to you at no cost, but you are charged monthly and you receive a bill credit to cover the cost of these phones)

https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/a...hone-deals

Add Comment

Created 04-14-2024 at 07:57 PM by snazzyman

in Cell Phone Plans & Services (8) Get T-Mobile Coupons

If you purchase something through a post on our site, Slickdeals may get a small share of the sale.

Deal
Score +50

192,916 Views

168 Comments

$100 ($25/Line)

Get Deal at T-Mobile

168 Comments

View Forum Thread

8 9 10 1112

Your comment cannot be blank.

Featured Comments

OP should add the required port in is limited to transfers from specific providers. It looks like they're targeting post paid service, so anyone with lower cost prepaid service plans might not qualify.

According to the fine print:
"port-in (AT&T, Verizon, Claro, US Cellular, Xfinity, Spectrum & Liberty PR only) required."

Let the price wars begin 😎

I have legacy one plan and pay $100 for 2 lines. There was a promo supposedly for 3rd free line BYOD which Tmobile reps told me Im eligible for and apparently I was not and I found it out later. They kept charging me $40 extra every month for third line until I finally got it somewhat "resolved" through tforce support that indirectly told me that numerous overseas reps I had interaction with just untrained idiots that they had no idea what there were doing. Though there was nothing tforce could done other than issue me a credit for 12 month. After that period I will switch to other carrier. This particular deal is good on paper but be aware because Tmobile are notorious in screwing up their customers and usually blatantly lie about promotions and it just a matter of time until they will fail you. Im not saying dont get this deal, but just be cautious!

kscottp

Joined Oct 2012

L2: Beginner

53 Posts

14 Reputation

kscottp

05-06-2024 at 07:24 AM.

Quote from tvtvtv

So for $2400 one can get four Pixel 8 phones and 96 line-months of service?

Given the attention a posting here gets for a ~$500 Pixel 8, this seems pretty fantastic. Four people pay $600 each and all get a Pixel 8 and 24 months of service.

Is there a gotcha in the non-5G coverage? The cumulative data?

Pixels suck. All of them have had problems with battery run down and screen cracking- original pixel lasted much longer. I've had three and I won't be using Google services once this one dies. Way too expensive, no customer service and promises not kept (stuck with all my photos now I need to transfer out of Google to a network drive due to ridiculous cost of Google storage vs Microsoft or home network drive). Not to mention trying to get people to pay ridiculous fee for email that does not have good management abilities to keep size of emails down and filter out junk emails.