T-Mobile offers select
Existing Customers:
Google Pixel 9a 5G Smartphone (Locked to T-Mobile) on sale from $299.99 -
Up to $400 Off via 24 Monthly Bill Credits when purchased via a 24-month device payment plan on an eligible postpaid service plan and
Trade-In any smartphone in
Any Condition (some limitations may apply) =
Free. A one-time $35 connection fee will also apply.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Zephead for finding this deal.
- Note: This is a targeted offer available for select accounts only. Log in to your T-Mobile account, check the T-Life app (Android / iOS), or contact T-Mobile to check eligibility.
Deal Instructions:.
- Have or switch to a qualifying T-Mobile plan (see plans).
- Existing customers: Check here to see if your current plan qualifies.
- Purchase a Google Pixel 9a on a monthly device payment plan (applicable sales tax on the pre-credit price + $35 device connection charge will apply).
- Trade-in an eligible device in ANY condition
- Trade-In Details:
- Receive up to $400 back via 24 monthly bill credits.
Bill Credit Info:
- Line with promo must be active and in good standing to receive credits; allow 2 bill cycles. Cancelling service before all 24 monthly bill credits are applied will forfeit the credits and any remaining balance owed on your device will become due. Bill credits end if you pay off device early.
Example:
- Google Pixel 9a
- 128GB model: $299.99 - Up to $400 in bill credits for device trade-in applied over 24 months to your 24-month device payment plan ($400 divided by 24) = Free after all 24 bill credits are applied
- 256GB model: $399.99 - Up to $400 in bill credits for device trade-in applied over 24 months to your 24-month device payment plan ($400 divided by 24) = Free after all 24 bill credits are applied
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You can even download all the photos and videos you have in your Google photos account currently (Google takeout makes this easy), delete them from Google photos, copy them to your pixel 1 camera folder, and they'll upload back into your Google Photos account, but take up no space.
And if anyone wants in on this, just buy a used pixel 1. All photos and videos that upload to Google Photos from a pixel 1 take up no storage space on your account, regardless of what device you used to capture them. It's free lifetime unlimited original quality photo and video cloud storage.
At some point in the future the OS on the original pixel will become too old to run the latest Google photos app, and this loophole will end, but anything you upload until that time is free to store forever.
Max 4 lines allowed
No activation fee, $100 shop card per line
Have credit card ready to pay tax for the full price of the phones
Have your old phone IMEI ready - need to be T-Mobile network compatible. I used the decades old 2G phones
Have computer ready to DocuSign the order email
It took me one hour to complete, no hiccups
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Can they come back a couple months later and say my line no longer qualifies and kill the credits?
Total was $35+tax. So 70ish. Can't complain too much here, pretty neat phones for $70.
Called in. Can't waive the fees. Also trade ins that have IMEI the system doesn't recognize won't qualify for this promotion according to them.
Had a few a32 5gs left over from a few years back that came in handy.
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Pixel shows up at $299, offer with trade in any phone shown in t-life. But try to verify any of 3 phones and rejects lg g6, g7, samsung s5. Try to add to cart at $299 no promo and Server Error message.
Yeah, gotta love T-MessedUp....
Have you switched to using Immich, and therefore no longer need nor want Google to store your photos?
Pixel shows up at $299, offer with trade in any phone shown in t-life. But try to verify any of 3 phones and rejects lg g6, g7, samsung s5. Try to add to cart at $299 no promo and Server Error message.
Yeah, gotta love T-MessedUp....
Best SD ever for phones!!!
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