Rep question: Upgrading
I've had T-mobile for 11 months now with a family plan, which 2 phones are up for upgrades. I called the other day to get a new phone and the guy told me the TM150 would be $199.99 with a $100 mail in rebate. I was able to get him to go down to $80 with no rebate since the website has it for $50 after an instant rebate(plus $35 activation for new customers). He, also, told me the E315 would be $60($25+$35 activation from website). I had to make sure of the price, so I told him I'd call back and he said hed make a note on the account of the price I was quoted. Anyway, when I called back they told me the E315 would be $179.99 and the TM150 would be $199.99, but they saw that there was a note about the TM150 and they could do it for $80. ...
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I am not a rep. why can't you just sign up for a new family plan(with a new name other than yours).The reason is that I just saw it today that you caan get 2 TM-150 for free plus $150 at www.intelenetwireless.com, with 1 year contract.
hope this help with your decisions.
hope this help with your decisions.
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Anybody who quoted you 60.00 for the E315 was smoking crack and not sharing... 179.99 is the lowest price available on that phone--I have NO idea where he was pulling the sixty buck figure from. 😳
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$179.99 for a 315 is a joke, My store does those on a renewal for $125. The TM 150 price is pretty good though.
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Hey call this number 718-299-2222 and ask for Gleny. She'll give you the best deal possible. 🤣
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No, he isn't smokin' crack or imagining anything, but he was given a very, VERY rare offer. Basically, our online store (T-Mobile.com)currently is offering the E315 for $24.99 with NEW activation as a promotion. Just like sometimes dealers or even corporate stores with permission can run specials for a limited time, our website does too. Now, technically, our upgrade program/pricing is called "same as new", right? Which is once our customers reach the point we can offer them the maximum discount. SO: if a customer calls in about a website offer, they have to specifically mention the offer they saw, be off contract, escalated, and threatening to cancel before a website offer match can/will be made, and it's still not 100% guaranteed it will b...
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