T-Mobile lets you buy two Samsung Galaxy Note 8 phones for the price of one

by Florin Troaca / Sep 01, 2017, 10:51 AM

T-Mobile lets you buy two Samsung Galaxy Note 8 phones for the price of one

Confirming a recent rumor, T-Mobile today launched a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 BOGO (buy one, get one free) offer, essentially allowing customers to get two high-end phones for the price of one.

The deal requires financing agreements for both smartphones, qualifying credit, and a new line of qualifying service. While the first phone you're buying must be a Galaxy Note 8, you can choose your second handset between the Note 8, Galaxy S8, and Galaxy S8+. The cost of the second device will be refunded via a Prepaid MasterCard Card in about 8 weeks from purchase.

T-Mobile says this is a limited time offer, but doesn't mention exactly when it will end. In any case, it's advisable to read the full terms and conditions of this Note 8 BOGO promotion - you can find them at T-Mobile's website via the source link below.

T-Mobile is selling the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 for $210 down plus $30 per month for 24 months, or $930 outright. The smartphone has been available to pre-order since last week, and should start shipping before its official release date (September 15).

sources: T-Mobile, John Legere (Twitter)

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21 Comments

1. bobby84

Posts: 595; Member since: May 13, 2016

Too bad T-Mobile sucks

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:01 AM 1

2. Derekjeter

Posts: 1479; Member since: Oct 27, 2011

T-Mobile is pure garbage. Just like Sprint. You get what you pay for.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:04 AM 3

6. torr310

Posts: 1654; Member since: Oct 27, 2011

Well, less (monthly fee) is more (value)! LOL I am glad that Tmobile works for me 95% of the time.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:47 AM 3

9. matistight

Posts: 985; Member since: May 13, 2009

You both registered on the same day and have a difference of 6 posts. That's kind of weird

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 12:04 PM 1

12. tedkord

Posts: 17346; Member since: Jun 17, 2009

I'm on Verizon, my son is on T-Mobile. My coverage is slightly better,his speeds crush mine. He has very few areas where he loses a signal. I have fewer dead spots, but also a couple where I drop to Verizon's 3G, which is like dialup. We're about 20 miles outside a major US city.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 1:58 PM 3

18. ldpantoja

Posts: 31; Member since: Oct 21, 2014

Not always true, I'm in San Antonio, TX. I dropped T-Mobile due to s**tty customer service. I simply got tired of speaking to someone that didn't understand what they were saying and them not understanding what I was saying. But service wise, at least here in San Antonio T-Mobile simply crushes Verizon.

posted on Sep 02, 2017, 9:53 AM 0

3. thxultra

Posts: 451; Member since: Oct 16, 2014

I find them to be solid everywhere I use my phone. If you live in the boonies then you are pretty much stuck with Verizon until T-Mobile rolls out 600mhz then it is going to be a different story...

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:33 AM 4

11. Derekjeter

Posts: 1479; Member since: Oct 27, 2011

That will be at least a year from now.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 1:35 PM 0

15. Mr.Pussy

Posts: 348; Member since: Feb 16, 2017

I think it's depend where you live. Yes if you travel where their tower are not available. But again they got better deal than Sprint tho. So far a lot of their customers are happy that is good. Wished my AT&T have deals like that. But they too busy trying to take my money.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 2:26 PM 0

4. izim1

Posts: 1596; Member since: Feb 04, 2013

Tmobile is the best network where i live. Gets me everytime when people want to live in backwater towns yet complain about lack of modern tech services in the area... or when people who live and work in the same city worry about a networks national coverage.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:38 AM 3

8. sissy246

Posts: 7106; Member since: Mar 04, 2015

Well I live in a small town, 30 mile from a large town and ATT works great. So modern technology works good here when it's worth a s**t it works. TMobile doesn't work here so they are not worth a s**t or the would.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:53 AM 0

13. izim1

Posts: 1596; Member since: Feb 04, 2013

You live half an hour out of a major town and at&t works but not tmobile, even though they pretty much 99.9999% of the time use the same towers/bands(aka the exact same equipment) in rural areas? Sure, ok. I'll buy that. My dog can talk.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 2:21 PM 0

20. Quicksword_Phantom

Posts: 180; Member since: Jun 15, 2015

Don't be an ignorant moronic T-Mobile nuthugger. He's right. Where I live also AT&T and Verizon have LTE all throughout the rural areas and Tmobile is DOA, nonexistent. Maybe in 3 years when they've built out the 600mhz is a different story but their customer service is s**t. Like complete s**t. Don't get me started on their s**t billing system.

posted on Sep 02, 2017, 4:03 PM 0

5. fyah_king unregistered

T-Mobile is great!!!

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:40 AM 3

7. torr310

Posts: 1654; Member since: Oct 27, 2011

Waiting the same deal for LG V30!

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 11:48 AM 0

10. TechieXP1969

Posts: 14967; Member since: Sep 25, 2013

Money upfront? NO! Their customer service has been the best I've dealt with vs ATT and VZW overall, but the phone service where I live, which is in the city is terrible. Works perfect when I am downtown or other places, but when I get home it doesn't work and I had to have a signal booster in my home. ATT is offering the Note with 0 upfront and 30 per month on Next 30 or 39 for Next 24. VZW is offering 0 on 24. TMO wanted $80+ tax on the S8+ and 50+ tax on the S8 when I got those and I'm already a JOD customers. That didn't sit with me well after having to return the Note 7 2 times and had the Note 5 too and I had to put nothing down. So I gave TMO a chance and overall they are good, but I need better LTE service.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 1:19 PM 0

14. cnour

Posts: 2305; Member since: Sep 11, 2014

Then using Techie stupid logic: Note 8 is not selling well.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 2:25 PM 0

16. Bfrenz

Posts: 285; Member since: Aug 26, 2012

I've already said this a 1000 times, if you live in big cities,ditch verizon n sprint get a good phone from t-mobile. They're that good, but if u happen to be in smaller towns dont even bother consider that option at all.(FYI I always buy unlocked phones and slap a sim of my choice).I hate carrier control all the way.

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 2:27 PM 2

17. Tipus

Posts: 865; Member since: Sep 30, 2016

Tmobile wants more customers, nothing to see here. And whoever say it doesn't sell well, is full of crap. Phone is not even out yet, and most people will wait for reviews to be published, or to try it by themselves. If reviews will be bad, then you can talk about crappy sales, and how bad phone is, how it lags and that samsung should close it's mobile phone business :))

posted on Sep 01, 2017, 2:48 PM 0

19. MarvzIsFallen

Posts: 646; Member since: Aug 11, 2017

Galaxy note is garbage, it pretty good after 6 months only, after that, it comes the burden apps crashing and lagging. People dont wanna buy this that’s why they need to make it BOGO. Can’t sell 2 million in a year just like pixels. They better price this as 350$ and will sell like hotcakes like iphones and i buy right away. There are other chinese products that were better than note 8. They price this like apple, that’s their mistake. They dont have die hard fans, only tech nerds.