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T-Mobile Allowing Customers to Pair iPhone with Prepaid Plans

Jun 26, 2014, 2:21 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Jun 30, 2014, 4:28 PM

T-Mobile today announced customers can now purchase an Apple iPhone at Apple retail stores and use it with T-Mobile's prepaid, no-contract plans. T-Mobile is offering iPhone buyers a $50 discount off the price of the phone when paired with a prepaid plan. Customers who buy an iPhone and use it with T-Mobile's Simple Choice plans will receive a $50 iTunes gift card. T-Mobile also announced today it is selling the iPhone 5s, iPad Air, and iPad Mini with Retina Display (with T-Mobile LTE) at Costco locations around the U.S. T-Mobile says Costco is offering the devices at "competitive out-of-pocket prices." Today's announcements come on the heels of T-Mobile's free, week-long iPhone trial, which was revealed at its UNCarrier announcement in Seattle. All three promotions are meant to help T-Mobile sell more iPhones.

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gfondeur

Jun 27, 2014, 6:40 AM

why....

"All three promotions are meant to help T-Mobile sell more iPhones"

Why it's everybody trying to get rid of their iphones stock?

Doom Wolf

Cuz they suck. LoL 😛

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acdc1a

The 6 will be out soon and ALL carriers have WAY too much 5 stock.

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bjerrell

Whenver someone gets the iphone to sell, they have to cut commissions all around. As the iPhone is extremely proprietary, they do not discount such as Samsung, HTC, or LG. Coming from someone who works in a Wireless Kiosk in Costco, I never hated the ...
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