The T-Mobile 12 days of Value promotion for the holiday season took flight this Sunday on December 1, 2012, and it will be good for a span of 12 days. With festive shopping in full swing, the carrier is all set to go after customers by offering them more than one way to save up on new smartphones purchases.
During these 2 weeks of promotion, users can look forward to buying select 4G handsets at $12 down. The service provider’s official site shows no details so as to which smartphones can be availed with the discount. However, a post on TmoNews, has given out the full list of phones qualifying for the same.
The video embedded on the promotion page denotes that the Nokia Lumia 810 is included in the $12 discount plan with 20 monthly payments of $20 each. The report also states that the list comprises of an array of additional Android smartphones such as the LG Optimus L9, Huawei MyTouch, Huawei MyTouch Q, Samsung Gravity Smart and Huawei Prism.
Those who own old handsets mentioned in the list displayed on the site, can take pleasure in the second offer the network provider endows its customers with. This deal will permit buyers to pick up 4G smartphones together with a rebate of $120, by handing over a qualifying handset they possess.
The site clearly points towards a bunch of phones that can be traded in to purchase the aforementioned smartphones. Those who own a iPhone 5, 4S, 4, 3GS, 3G, Google Nexus One, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nokia Lumia 710 and Motorola Defy can stop by a carrier-owned retail store to benefit from this offer. The list also includes few handsets from BlackBerry, HTC and Samsung.
The T-Mobile 12 days of Value deal is scheduled to expire on December 12, 2012. To take advantage of both promotions, users will have to sign up for a new two-year contract with the service provider.
At the same time, Verizon has also come up with holiday deals on select handsets such as the Motorola Droid Razr M, HTC Rhyme, LG Extravert and so on. These offers too can be availed of only when clubbed with a two-year agreement through the network provider.