Buy the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 9 from Costco and get up to $500 back with trade

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Aug 27, 2018, 11:33 PM

The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.

Buy the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 9 from Costco and get up to $500 back with trade

As we told you earlier this month, T-Mobile has a great deal on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Trade in a Samsung Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S7 Active, Galaxy S7 Duos, Galaxy S7 edge Duos, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ or a Galaxy S8 Active and you can take $500 off the 128GB Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Those taking advantage of the deal receive 24 monthly credits of $20.83.

Now, warehouse membership club Costco is offering basically the same deal on the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, but with one major difference. Instead of receiving the $500 over 24 months, you receive it in one lump sum. Whether that lump sum is in the form of a pre-paid Mastercard or credit on the bill depends on the trade-in. The phones accepted in the trade-in portion of the deal include:

$500 pre-paid Mastercard or in-bill credit

$250 pre-paid Mastercard or in-bill credit

Costco is selling the 128GB Galaxy Note 9 for $950, so if you get back $500, you are saving 53% on the purchase of the handset. If you receive $250 back, the savings amounts to 27%. Keep in mind that this deal is available inside the warehouse only, and it ends on August 30th. If interested, visit your nearby Costco warehouse soon.

Get up to $500 in one lump sum when you buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 at Costco with a specified trade-in

source: Costco via SlickDeals, AndroidPolice

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