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T-Mobile Offers Discounted iPhone to AT&T Customers

Dec 3, 2015, 9:27 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile is targeting AT&T customers once again with a new promotion that cuts $200 from the price of the iPhone 6s 128GB. AT&T, Cricket, and GoPhone customers who port their number to T-Mobile can buy the 128GB iPhone for the same price as the 16GB iPhone. T-Mobile is also offering to cut the price of select accessories by up to 50%. For example, smartwatches, Bluetooth speakers, and fitness trackers are eligible for discounts when purchased in-store. The discounted iPhone will be available to AT&T customers between Dec. 4. and Dec. 13. T-Mobile says the promotion can be combined with Carrier Freedom, which offers to pay ETFs and other fees up to $650 per line to those who switch from AT&T to T-Mobile. T-Mobile offered a similar promotion to Sprint customers last week, and says Verizon customers will have their own promo in the weeks ahead.

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Mark_S

Dec 3, 2015, 10:48 AM

OK but........

Thanks but no thanks.
When T-Mobiles network stops going to EDGE or 2G when you go beyond a highway or densely populated area I would consider it.

smcgarvey6

Here's a question for you when was the last time you used T-mobiles network. I live in a city of 13,000 and have 4 bars of 4G LTE service and rarely drop to edge or 2G. Oh and by the way I live in rural Ohio a lot of farms around.

acdc1a

T-Mobile has done the LTE overlay of nearly 100% of its network. No more edge or GPRS. Why spout lies?

surfboarder

I agree t mobiles 4G LTE is fake!! I'd rather choose AT&T

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