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  • T-Mobile Go5G Next customers will soon be able to trade in a phone regardless of the condition for the full $1000 credit, according to an alleged employee on Reddit.
  • This will only apply to select new devices and will also require you to have a qualifying trade-in device. This will primarily be older flagships like the Galaxy S22 Ultra or newer, as well as the iPhone 13 or newer.
  • The promotion will reportedly start December 13, though there’s no official confirmation from T-Mobile just yet.

It’s no secret that the big three carriers now reserve their best trade-in offers and promotions for customers on their highest-tier plans, and T-Mobile is no exception. While the Uncarrier remains more affordable overall and offers unique extras like free streaming perks, trade-ins are one area where its competitors arguably hold an edge. Both Verizon and AT&T are known for accepting select phones in any condition with a qualifying higher-tier plan, offering trade-in values of up to $1,000. However, it seems T-Mobile is about to level the playing field, as noted by Reddit user Tva-raylan, an active T-Mobile community member and apparent employee.

According to reports, T-Mobile Go5G Next customers who purchase a new qualifying device will have the option to trade in an older phone for up to $1,000, regardless of its condition. There is, however, a slight catch (aside from needing Next, that is): not every phone will qualify for this any-condition offer.




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