Another gotya I think is the fact that they offer to sell you a new
phone with 0 down and 24 monthly payments to pay off the new device.
What they are not saying and perhaps I'm mistaken, is that your new
phone is no longer subsidized. If that is the case, a new iPhone 5s 64gb
would be $850 divided by 24 increasing the monthly payment by $35.42.
That's just for the one phone. If you have others on your plan also
wanting one of the latest iPhones, it's going to be really expensive
with only 500mb of LTE data. JMO.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong please.
Best Regards,
Rick alfaro
On 1/8/2014 4:51 PM, DJ Reese wrote:
At first glance this seems like a very good plan however, I did discover the
hidden wording that could stop some in there tracks from switching over to
T-mobile.
1. you have to trade in your existing phone for a T-mobile locked phone. I
currently have a iPhone 4S so is t-Mobile going to give me a iPhone? I
doubt it.
2. Then it says for well qualified customers. This means you have to pass
their credit check in order for them to payoff your existing contract.
So on the surface what really sounds like a super plan to switch to T-Moble
might not be so super for some of us at all.
dJ Reese
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