T-Mobile "12 Days of Value" started Saturday, ends December 12th
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Buy the Nokia Lumia 810 for just $12 down |
The second deal allows you to receive as much as $120 toward the purchase of a new 4G smartphone when you trade in a qualifying handset. The list is a bit indiscriminate as a Samsung Galaxy S II will fetch you the $120 back, but so will a Samsung Galaxy S III. Even the Google Nexus One will count as a qualifying trade, good for the $120. You can check out the list of qualifying phones below. And yes, a two-year pact must be signed.
source: T-Mobile via TmoNews
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Get $120 toward a new 4G handset by trading in one of these models |
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16 Comments
13. Bernoulli posted on 02 Dec 2012, 09:02 0
Nokia Lumia 810
LG Optimus L9
Huawei MyTouch
Huawei MyTouch Q
Samsung Gravity Smart
Huawei Prism
2. Hammerfest posted on 01 Dec 2012, 23:54 1
you'll get my HD2 as a trade-in when you pry it from my cold-dead hands...
3. Izzy_V posted on 02 Dec 2012, 01:59 1
"mut be signed" you say. I didn't know this offer had something to do with dogs too.
4. lubba posted on 02 Dec 2012, 02:13 0
There is no sale here. You're paying for the phone $20 x 2 years. How can people not see this manipulation?
6. -box- posted on 02 Dec 2012, 02:34 1
$412 for phones that are usually $500-700? Sounds like a bargain to me. Plus lower monthly costs than the other 3 major carriers, AND unlimited data.
8. ajac09 posted on 02 Dec 2012, 07:21 0
240 over 2 years + the higher up front cost and a contract doesnt sound like a deal to me.
For instance the galaxy note 2 is 419 up front + 240 over the course of 2 years PLUS a contract. So your paying 659 (minus the 50 dollar mail in rebate so 619 total) 80 dollars less then retail without a contract. Might as well save the 240 and another 80 and do it without a contract.
10. Bernoulli posted on 02 Dec 2012, 08:55 1
You could do that, but don't forget there's no interest in the amount being financed for a phone so it's still better being in value, or are you telling me Verizon can give you truly unlimited data for 20$? Or that sprint won't charge your their smartphone 10$ required charge? Or that AT&T will give you unlimited texting for 5$, 10$ for families up to five?
5. -box- posted on 02 Dec 2012, 02:33 0
Great, I have a couple old Sensations and an old iphone3G or 3GS my wife used as an ipod that I could use to get an 810 instead of using the unlocked 900...
7. remixfa posted on 02 Dec 2012, 04:01 0
PERFECT.
My wife's mytouch4g is killing itself. I wonder if i can trade in both my old SGS1 and that mytouch and get 2 rebates + $12 down on a phone. It would be nearly free after all that. :) If the Note2 is part of the deal I might just trade up and give her my Nexus4. hmm.....
17. Bernoulli posted on 03 Dec 2012, 14:11 0
Only if you're going for value lol
12. Bernoulli posted on 02 Dec 2012, 08:57 0
This deal is way better than Black Friday deals! :)
15. -box- posted on 03 Dec 2012, 09:44 0
So I went to my nearby T-Mo store, and they said that this offer was for only certain accounts. Even with my 5 lines and almost 8-years of tenure I didn't qualify. Very disappointed. Apparently it was sent out only to those qualified account holders and that there's a marker on the account for those who qualify.
