T-Mobile Debuts 'Jump On Demand' for Free Phone Upgrades
Its a lease program
Thats what this is. If you cancel service you must finish the payments and return the device.
There is something else to think about, you root or unlock a bootloader on a phone, and it shows i.e. knox trip. You are at the mercy of the local store manager. I hear stories they don't care and others that they do.
In the end more options is good.
A traditional contract has a $350ish fee. The installment plan they use now is the cost of the phone you still owe (which can be more then $350). Breaking the lease has you pay the remainder of the lease and still return the phone.
Still, as someone who sold Sprint when they rolled out their leasing program, this is gonna make T-Mobile some money.
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