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T-Mobile trade-in promo gets you an iPhone 6s for $5 per month
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School me then, because I didn't realize there is "Jump" and "Jump on demand". (No sarcasm at all)
Tmobile has Regular EIP, Jump, and Dump On Demand.
EIP is the line of credit they use for everything whether you use Jump or not you have an EIP Credit Line.
Jump you pay 10 bucks a month where you get insurance AND a "get out of jail free card" extra "upgrade" per yr. With Jump say you have an iPhone and 6 months later or whenever you want a new phone, Jump you can trade in your phone they will clear your balance you owe and you start all over. With or without Jump when you use EIP your phone is spread into 24 payments.
With Jump On Demand you get a Discounted EIP Payment, so for example instead of paying 20 bucks a month you may pay 10 bucks. With Jump On demand after 18 Months you have two options you can trade your phone in and get something else and continue to pay your 10 bucks a month OR you can pay the discounted value thats left over on phone (so say you got an iPhone thats 650, and with JOD you paid 180 over the course of 10 months, after 18 months the phone will still have 470 left to pay, but since the since they discounting your original 20 dollar payment to 10 bucks, you would really owe 290 instead, meaning you actually paid 470 for the phone in full, but most folks would probably just trade in and get another phone).
Hope that wasn't confusing.
Discounted, but you traded in an iPhone 6 to do it...
so jump on demand is essentially only for customers who have a iPhone?
Jump on Demand is for select phones, but pretty much all the new ones.
Nah you can still buy the phone on the old jump program & the new jump on demand. You actually end up SAVING money and paying less than if you bought it out right from apple or something
Peep game:I made a thread on it a couple weeks ago:
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/t-mo...ndercutting-apples-iphone-uprade-plan.353935/
break this down to me like im 5 broNah you can still buy the phone on the old jump program & the new jump on demand. You actually end up SAVING money and paying less than if you bought it out right from apple or something
I made a thread on it a couple weeks ago:
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/t-mo...ndercutting-apples-iphone-uprade-plan.353935/
just read what I posted lol
Hmm why yall confusing shyt 
I have a 64 gb iPhone I think my payments weresuppose to be $28 a month with jump .
I ended up putting up $200 up front and actually got a $100 discount so my down payment was $300.
I did this because I wanted my payment $20 or less .
I'm probably gonna pay off this phone early just like I did with my old phones .
Really don't understand what's so hard .
I have a 64 gb iPhone I think my payments weresuppose to be $28 a month with jump .
I ended up putting up $200 up front and actually got a $100 discount so my down payment was $300.
I did this because I wanted my payment $20 or less .
I'm probably gonna pay off this phone early just like I did with my old phones .
Really don't understand what's so hard .
It's just that it's not THAT great of a deal TBH. You are paying that low monthly rate, but are still on the hook for it at the end.Hmm why yall confusing shyt
I have a 64 gb iPhone I think my payments we suppose to be $28 a month with jump .
I ended up putting up $200 up front and actually got a $100 discount so my down payment was $300.
I did this because I wanted my payment $20 or less .
I'm probably gonna pay off this phone early just like I did with my old phones .
Really don't understand what's so hard .
For example, my friend is paying $25 a month for a S6 edge on lease...at the end of the 24 months they won't even own the phone and will have to make a final payment to keep it
What in the fukk are they doing to you guys? How is this beneficial in any capacity?
thats why im asking nikkas to explain itIt's just that it's not THAT great of a deal TBH. You are paying that low monthly rate, but are still on the hook for it at the end.
For example, my friend is paying $25 a month for a S6 edge on lease...at the end of the 24 months they won't even own the phone and will have to make a final payment to keep it
What in the fukk are they doing to you guys? How is this beneficial in any capacity?
cause shyt makes no sense to me lol
It's just that it's not THAT great of a deal TBH. You are paying that low monthly rate, but are still on the hook for it at the end.
For example, my friend is paying $25 a month for a S6 edge on lease...at the end of the 24 months they won't even own the phone and will have to make a final payment to keep it
What in the fukk are they doing to you guys? How is this beneficial in any capacity?
$25 x 24 months is $600 so I guess if you have a 16 gb you have $50 as a last payment I'm guessing .
How is that bad ?
Plus on my case I put money down up front keep my payments low ass possible then pay off the phone within the first year . I'm trying to keep my phone till The 7 comes out . I shouldn't owe anything next year.
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I read through the entire lease agreement, nowhere does it say that all they have to pay is $50 at the end of it.
They are playing you fools man, I can't believe it tbh.
I'm talking about the balance if there is even one
I don't know the exact cost of an iPhone 16gb it's either $600 or $650.
How are they playing us fools ?
This is my 3rd time doing this shyt breh.
The only fools are people who don't own their phones .
I own everyone either I sell or keep .
I've done this for my homies with att next program too .
I sold his 5s he paid off his balance and got a 6 plus .
His bill actually went down .
He owed about $120 on his 5s he doubled his money from the sale he was good .