T-Mobile is knocking $125 off the iPhone 6S price & is undercutting Apples iPhone Uprade Plan

[Golayitdown]

naw, I've already gotten a gift card, and only spent lik $1500 on it total. right now my balance is at $5 just to keep a balance on the card.

however, if u were getting 3X rewards from apple, u were cuz I only get 2X rewards from them now.

but really, who cares. I only use it to spread out a purchase as long as the interest rate remains at 0%

Which card do you have? The rewards card I have was only 0% on Apple purchases in the first 30 days of having the card. After that, its the regular ass rate regardless of where I shop.

 

[beenz]

Which card do you have? The rewards card I have was only 0% on Apple purchases in the first 30 days of having the card. After that, its the regular ass rate regardless of where I shop.

dawg, I'm drunk. I got the barclay card thru apple. so we most likely have the same shyt.

 

[Golayitdown]

dawg, I'm drunk. I got the barclay card thru apple. so we most likely have the same shyt.

 

[jilla82]

So what exactly is the knock against the Jump plan?

If you trade in your old phone, you end up paying between $5 - $15 a month for the Jump plan.
Lets say the average person pays $10 a month...that ends up being $240 over two years...isnt that pretty much the same amount you would have paid anyway (assuming you sell your old phone when you buy new one)?

Im thinking of doing this...it seems like a better deal than throwing down $700 on a new phone and then having to worry about selling it in a few years.

I can only see this as a loss if you plan on switching carriers.
But ive been w/ Tmobile for like 8yrs now.

 

[R=G]

Jump is great for those who want something new and it also gives your phone insurance...any drops, cracks, any of that bullshyt. Covered And my Jump is only $3 a month

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

So what exactly is the knock against the Jump plan?

If you trade in your old phone, you end up paying between $5 - $15 a month for the Jump plan.
Lets say the average person pays $10 a month...that ends up being $240 over two years...isnt that pretty much the same amount you would have paid anyway (assuming you sell your old phone when you buy new one)?

Im thinking of doing this...it seems like a better deal than throwing down $700 on a new phone and then having to worry about selling it in a few years.

I can only see this as a loss if you plan on switching carriers.
But ive been w/ Tmobile for like 8yrs now.

AND the phone works out to being $125 cheaper. shyts a no brainer.

 

[Tommy Sheppard]

Jump is great for those who want something new and it also gives your phone insurance...any drops, cracks, any of that bullshyt. Covered And my Jump is only $3 a month

yea covered by a 150 dollar deductible.