Target's upcoming promo can get customers a free iPhone 4S by trading in a working iPhone 4

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Target's upcoming promo can get customers a free iPhone 4S by trading in a working iPhone 4
Have you been holding dearly to an iPhone 4 for some time now? And are you dreaming about upgrading to a snazzy iPhone 4S instead? Well, you’re in luck because Target has one juicy upcoming promotion that will get you into an Apple iPhone 4S for absolutely no cost to you – yes folks, it’s free as long as you sign a 2-year contract of course.

Starting this Sunday, February 26th, the big box retailer is turning the on switch to its new limited-time offer with iPhone trade-ins. Specifically, customers can trade in their older iPhones and receive up to $200 in trade-in credit, which can then be turned around and used on any Target purchase – thus, allowing them to get in with a 16GB iPhones 4S for free. However, the trade-in values will vary depending on the condition and model, so therefore, if you’re iPhone 4 is banged up pretty bad, don’t expect to get the full $200 out of it. Specifically, the trade-in offers include the following:

  • $200 for any iPhone 4
  • $150 for any iPhone 3Gs
  • $100 for any iPhone 3G

If you’re still on the fence about it all, just be aware that this promotion is running from February 26th to March 3rd – meaning, you’ll need to make a decision quickly about it. As usual, you’ll need to sign a 2-year contract when picking out your new iPhone 4S model. So don’t live one day more with that old iPhone, seeing that you can get top dollar for it and make the switch to the latest one without forking over too much cash.

source: Target
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