Tmo News has a screen shot of some T-Mobile communications relating to a trade-in deal that the carrier is offering. From March 1st through April 30th, mail back a working phone when purchasing a Samsung Comeback or a Samsung Behold II and get credit from the carrier. You will get a minimum of a $50 credit when buying the former device and a $75 credit when buying the latter. The deal is available at participating T-Mobile dealers only, which makes sense because if they are not participating, they are not going to give you the credit! Activations, Handset upgrades and those adding a line are eligible for the deal. A data plan is not required to get the offer. Trade-ins must be postmarked or mailed before 15 days after the promotion ends. The only handsets that qualify for the promotion are the Samsung Comeback and the Samsung Behold II. Don't think that you are going to send in that old Motorola RAZR that is broken with the glass shattered. To get the credit, the phone you trade in must be functional, with a screen that is not broken, damaged or leaking. There can be no liquid damage or corrosion. If you've been looking to grab up a Comeback or a Behold II, now is your chance to get rid of your old phone and get a monetary reward for doing so..
Galaxy A16 5G at Mint: $185 off + 50% off 12-month data
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