T-Mobile has announced a new BOGO promotion that offers qualifying Simple Choice customers half off all iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models, or any iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, with the purchase of another iPhone of equal or greater value. The savings are applied instantly at the point of sale.

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Eligible devices can be purchased for full retail price, or through T-Mobile’s Jump financing program, and no smartphone trade-in is required. T-Mobile continues to offer up to $650 towards a balance owing or to pay off early termination fees to new customers that switch to the carrier.

The limited time offer is available in the U.S. at T-Mobile stores nationwide starting today, while supplies last, and also applies to Samsung’s Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note5 lineup and LG’s G4 and V10 smartphones. The promotion can also be requested over the phone by calling 1-800-TMOBILE.

Simple Choice customers with approved credit are eligible to purchase up to 12 devices, meaning 6 devices at half off. T-Mobile@Work customers can also take advantage of the offer. The promotion does not allow customers to mix and match iPhones and Android-based smartphones.

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Waxhead138 Avatar
96 months ago
That's fitting considering their network is at least half turned off at all times.
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69Mustang Avatar
96 months ago
Depending on TMo's service in your area this is a pretty kick ass deal.
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T Coma Avatar
96 months ago
Unfortunately I can only base my decision on personal experience and not forum commentary, but Tmo coverage is fine for me. It's the iPhone's ****ty battery life that keeps me from jumping on this deal.
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Plutonius Avatar
96 months ago
Great news. Now I can get two phones that can't make calls on the T-Mobile network in my area (even though the T-Mobile map indicates I should be getting excellent reception).
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ghost187 Avatar
96 months ago
There were many uncharacteristic deals such as this last quarter which IMO was the reason why Apple barely sold 0.3 million more units. AT&T had something very similar, while T-Mobile's jump on demand significantly undercuts the retail price at only $20 per month.
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LCoop123 Avatar
96 months ago
('https://www.macrumors.com/2016/01/27/tmobile-bogo-iphone-6-or-later/')


T-Mobile has announced a new BOGO promotion ('http://www.t-mobile.com/offer/buy-one-get-one-half-off.html?cmpid=WMM_PR_BOGO50OFF_F4OF4177KRY14463') that offers qualifying Simple Choice customers half off all iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus models, or any iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, with the purchase of another iPhone of equal or greater value. The savings are applied instantly at the point of sale.



Eligible devices can be purchased for full retail price, or through T-Mobile's Jump financing program, and no smartphone trade-in is required. T-Mobile continues to offer up to $650 towards a balance owing or to pay off early termination fees to new customers that switch to the carrier.

The limited time offer is available in the U.S. at T-Mobile stores nationwide starting today, while supplies last, and also applies to Samsung's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note5 lineup and LG's G4 and V10 smartphones. The promotion can also be requested over the phone by calling 1-800-TMOBILE.

Simple Choice customers with approved credit are eligible to purchase up to 12 devices, meaning 6 devices at half off. T-Mobile@Work customers can also take advantage of the offer. The promotion does not allow customers to mix and match iPhones and Android-based smartphones.

Article Link: T-Mobile Offering 'Buy One, Get One 50% Off' on iPhone 6 or Later ('https://www.macrumors.com/2016/01/27/tmobile-bogo-iphone-6-or-later/')
[doublepost=1454362703][/doublepost]I went to a Tmobile store on Saturday to buy 2 Note 5's but the rep didn't know how to ring up the sale?! No one in the store knew how to ring up the sale to get us the promotion! After being with Tmobile for over 10 years its time to go, they obviously don't care about their customers any longer.
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