Thread: T-Mobile now offers up to $1,000 on select trade-ins in any condition
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Default T-Mobile now offers up to $1,000 on select trade-ins in any condition
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  • T-Mobile has officially announced its new promotion that will give Go5G Next customers $1,000 for eligible phone trade-ins regardless of the condition.
  • These customers will be able to apply the credit toward an iPhone 16 Pro or Galaxy S24 Plus.

T-Mobile has traditionally been a little stingy with trade-ins compared to AT&T and Verizon. Where its competitors offer trade-in values of up to $1,000 on select phones in any condition, T-Mobile does not offer such a promotion. However, it looks like the carrier will be a little more charitable with trade-ins starting today.

Yesterday, we reported on a story that pointed to T-Mobile implementing a new promotion for Go5G Next customers. Just like the rest of the big 3, the un-carrier would start offering up to $1,000 on trade-ins for select devices in any condition that could be used toward the purchase of a new phone. The catch was that the only phones you could choose to apply the credit toward were the iPhone 16 and Galaxy S24 families. On top of that, the number of eligible devices for the trade-in was fairly limited.




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