AT&T Offering $100 Credit for Device Trade-Ins
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Terrible Credit
So I'm guessing the maximum credit would be $100.00 no matter the device, that is the way the article is written.
Let me tell you, if you use T-Mobile's in-store device trade in program, based on the phone of course, you can easily get a larger than $100.00 credit.
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Tofuchong said:
So I'm guessing the maximum credit would be $100.00 no matter the device, that is the way the article is written.
Let me tell you, if you use T-Mobile's in-store device trade in program, based on the phone of course, you can easily get a larger than $100.00 credit.
Customers who wish to trade in devices that are valued at more than $100 will be credited the extra amount.
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I'm blind. Thank you, heh.
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Actually, the linked article states "at least $100", so it may be a great deal for consumers.
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Tofuchong said:
I'm blind. Thank you, heh.
Haha, it happens 😉
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JellzApr 30, 2013, 2:36 PM
"At least $100" is pretty good, especially since it takes any phone made within the last 3 years. If you have a two-to-three year old phone that's not an iPhone, chances are you'd get less than $100 for it anywhere else...
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In the majority of cases you are 100% correct, but I have a 2 year old AT&T MIFI device which cost me nothing, I just might turn it in for the $100. I sort of want the SGS4, and wanted to buy it outright by the price is higher then if I buy it, and term and pay the ETF, with this, it definitly would pay, $100 for the sgs4. Even if I quit, 6 months down the road, I really would be ahead since $325-$60 would be ok.
Even with the $35 upgrade fee, it be ok, since the difference betwen the sales tax on the phone at $640 would make that fee a wash.
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