T-Mobile Announces $5 iPhone 6s Trade-In Program
T-Mobile is liking the new iPhones so far, CEO John Legere said yesterday that pre-orders for the new handsets were through the roof, the carrier actually saw a 30 percent increase in pre-orders as compared to last year. Magenta has decided to capitalize on this momentum by launching a new $5 trade-in program for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. This promotion, according to Magenta, makes its network the best place to purchase a new iPhone in the United States.
On T-Mobile’s Jump! on Demand program the iPhone 6 can be had for $20 per month if you don’t want to trade-in your existing handset. Those who are willing to trade-in their iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus will be able to get the new handset for just $5 per month.
This plan allow enables users to upgrade their device up to three times per year by trading-in their existing device, giving users more flexibility throughout the year without any additional charges.
Those who have already pre-ordered an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus need not worry, Leger has already confirmed that they’ll receive an “upfront bill credit,” to make sure that they also get the same trade-in pricing as the new subscribers who will jump to T-Mobile after the announcement of this promotion.
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