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Maria Sophia wrote:
Dunno yet, but if others are in the same boat, that's some data for you.
But it's preliminary as every time I call T-Mobile I get different answers.
I called T-Mobile's 800 number and the guy (Adam) didn't know anything so
he transferred me to technical support, of all things, and they knew stuff.
Haley, in technical support, said that I had 7000 credits (whatever that
means) and that this is a lot so that unlocks promotions (supposedly).
[In another call I asked, where it seems to be that T-Mobile's internal "credits" system is basically a loyalty/tenure + account-health score that unlocks better promos, where they said 7000 is high. It's not something
they advertise openly, but reps see it on their side.]
For free, with the normal t-mo 24-month depreciation table, are 7 phones:
1. TCL Flip 5G (aux, 5G, 2GB, 16GB)
2. Revvl 7 5G (~5AH, 5G, 4GB, 128GB)
3. Revvl 7 Pro (~5AH, 5G, 6GB, 128GB)
4. Revvl 8 (~5AH, 5G, 6GB, 128GB)
5. Revvl 8 Pro (~5AH, 5G, wireless charging, 6GB, 128GB)
6. Moto G 2025 (sd, aux, ~5AH, 5G, 4GB, 128GB)
7. Motorola Edge 2024 (5G, wireless charging, 8GB, 256GB)
Each of these requires a "junk trade" of any phone whatsoever in any
condition, which is similar to how I got my handful of Galaxy A32-5G's.
Lots more opens up if I want to pay a bit, e.g.,
A35 128GB with $150 tradein on my A32-5G is $12.50/month ($300) + tax.
A36 128GB with $150 tradein on my A32-5G is $16.67/month ($400) + tax.
Since very few phones in this offering have sd cards, looking at Google:
Pixel 9A 128GB with $250 tradein on my A32-5G is $3/month ($75) + tax.
Pixel 9A 256GB with $250 tradein on my A32-5G is $11/month ($265) + tax.
There were others, but that seems to be the majors (Galaxy/Pixel).
What do you think of those offerings?
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