Here’s a ‘never before seen’ deal for you; T-Mobile is offering you a free iPhone 7 if you decide you want to opt for a trade-in program and in give in your previous generation iPhone. There’s also a deal for the iPhone 7 Plus, but you’ll have to pay a small fee for it. Check out all the details right here.
T-Mobile Offering the Best Possible Trade-In Deal to Snag Yourself an iPhone 7
T-Mobile’s strategy is going to work out in its favor, because you’re granted an opportunity to get yourself a free iPhone 7 if you trade-in your previous iPhone. However, it’s not going to be just any ordinary iPhone, but either an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s or an iPhone 6s Plus that you’ll want to trade-in. Given below are the terms and conditions that you will have to follow in order to avail the deal for Apple’s iPhone 7.
- Phones must be in working condition, not have water damage, and can’t have a shattered screen.
- You have to agree to a 24-month finance plan.
- Only the 32GB version of the iPhone 7 is going to be given to you free of charge. However, if you want to get yourself an iPhone 7 Plus, getting the 32GB model would cost you only $120, while trading in your existing iPhone and getting a 128GB iPhone 7 will cost you $100.
- Offer will continue to remain valid as long as supplies last, which could very well end at any time.
This is a very sweet deal being offered by T-Mobile and if you don’t want to spend a dime for your next iPhone, we suggest that you give this deal a long, hard and close look. As stated above, the deal will continue to go on as long as supplies last, but with a deal this great, we doubt you will have sufficient time on your hands. What do you think of the offer that T-Mobile has presented to you? Tell us your thoughts right away.
About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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