T-Mobile is known for offering latest wireless devices and mobile internet services at an affordable price range. Adding to this is the recent T-Mobile Trade-in program that reaches out to a larger market segment. The launched retail program should enable consumers to save up on their new handset whether it is for latest messaging devices or quicker smartphones.
The company through its Trade-in program provides customers with the facility to trade existing mobile devices for money that could be used towards the purchase of a new handset-including any smartphone running on T-Mobile’s 4G network. The program aims to help users stay connected regardless of their budget.
This cost-effective program can help consumers make up for the cost of a new phone purchase by up to $300 in exchange of their old device. Along with this offer, users can exchange their old devices provided they meet the minimum requirement of being fully functional. The handset should also have an intact and proper working display while being free of liquid damage or corrosion.
“T-Mobile is committed to providing the latest, most innovative and affordable technology to new and existing customers,” commented Ami Silverman, senior vice president of sales, T-Mobile USA. “If device purchases can be made even more affordable through the value offset of T-Mobile’s Trade-In program, we want customers to have that option. We encourage them to take advantage of it so they can stay connected no matter what their budget, current device or mobile provider.”
Users can take full advantage of this offer at any T-Mobile retail store. In partnership with The Wireless Source (TWS), a T-mobile representative shall decide the appropriate amount for the device and a check for the amount will be delivered to the customer via a mail-in. Customers can expect a voucher shipping label along with a bubble pack so that they can mail their old phone as per their convenience. Consumers will be sent a check once the old device is received in good working condition.
Customers can also check the estimated price value of their old phone at a T-mobile retail store.