Metro by T-Mobile is offering their
64GB Apple iPhone 12 Smartphone in Black (Metro by T-Mobile)
w/ Metro Flex Plus Plan (
$70/month) on sale for
Free when you
join Metro/Add A Line to Your Existing Metro account +
Port Your Existing Phone Number over.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Metro Flex Plus Plan is $75 for the first month and then $70/month w/ AutoPay.
Thanks to community member
coolchicagoguy for finding this deal.
Must join Metro on a Metro Flex Plus Plan to qualify + bring your number and verify your identity
About the Product- 6.1" 2532x1170 Super Retina XDR Touchscreen Display
- A14 Bionic Chipset
- 4GB RAM
- 64GB Internal Storage
- Advanced Dual-Camera System
- 5G Connectivity
- Smart HDR 3
- IP68 Water Resistance
- WiFi 802.11ax w/ 4x4 MIMO w/ Bluetooth 5.0
- Supports MagSafe Accessories
- Apple iOS 14 (upgradable to latest iOS 17 update, w/ planned upgrade to iOS 18)
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AT&T & T-Mobile offer $1K value for iPhone 12 with their premium plans. Many are buying it for trading in with their carrier. Already got a 12 from Metro last deal, which was $50 more.
Keeping my current phones (13 and higher) as spares so I can trade these in instead for less.
Check out the unlock policy link I shared earlier.
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Can someone help with this..
Google is offering about $130 for trading in a pixel 6 for a pixel 9
That's only 3 years old
So it's not just Apple lowering trade in values.
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I also tried an old google account which had a GV at some point but that GV is gone and a cannot get a new GV number using same number to verify.
GV doesnt like it when you claim multiple numbers from same phone number.
It used to be easier years ago
Edit: no tax
Over what period of time? Thanks
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Yes GV is quite strict, they say it's to prevent fraudulent use (ie- spammers)
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