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T-Mobile Offering All Phones for $0 Down

Jul 26, 2013, 8:22 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today announced a promotion that will allow customers to purchase new phones with no downpayment. T-Mobile typically asks for a downpayment of about $99 when customers purchase new phones. The $0 down promotion begins July 27 and runs for an undisclosed period of time. T-Mobile customers will still be responsible for making monthly equipment installment plan payments.

source: T-Mobile

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Tofuchong

Jul 26, 2013, 10:01 AM

Confusion about this offer

I think people are confused.

This is not a sale, you do not save the downpayment. That specific payment amount is simply deffered into your monthly payments. So instead of the $99 down and $20 per month, you're paying $25 per month.

This isn't a response to anything. T-mobile does not need to respond to the two other cash grab programs offered by the other carriers. Jump is a true upgrade offer, Next and Edge are not, they are just cash grabs.

KOL4420

Sigh... I dont really consider JUMP an upgrade offer you are still paying full retail price for a phone and that just makes no sense to me $600+ no thanks ill keep shopping ebay getting myself a $200 Note 2 in mint condition. 😛

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Jellz

Jul 26, 2013, 9:13 AM

No mention of this being in 'response' to anything?

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whatwhatjbdo

I was thinking the same thing when I read the title. HAHA. All these people bashing the other carriers for responding and giving new options. So funny...AT&T and Verizon never claimed that their programs were cheaper than T Mobiles, but all the people...
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