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Tmobile is trying to step their game up and I like it. Their new upgrade policy looks like a winner imo, don't have to wait 22mos to upgrade
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I'm just trying to make sure I didn't get ripped off but the iPhone 5 16gb is 649 for prepaid customers right? The 580 is for the new plan and it post paid accounts right?
And Zyzz I've had the iPhone 5 since release date. The HSPA+ performance is same as my VZW LTE was but vzw obviously had the better indoor coverage
T-Mobile doesnt do contracts anymore anyway.
You shouldve signed up for service and did the monthly thing.
At the end of 24 months everyone will end up paying $580 regardless.
Why would I pay 50-70 bucks when I'm paying 30 bucks a month for service. Go sit down.
Do you have to have almost-perfect credit to get the iPhone (or any phone) on T-Mobile for the listed down payment. I'm 20, I have no credit card (yet) but I'm currently working at a retail store at the mall.
Do you have to have almost-perfect credit to get the iPhone (or any phone) on T-Mobile for the listed down payment. I'm 20, I have no credit card (yet) but I'm currently working at a retail store at the mall.
Lol my stores demo got robbed. And I phones crashed the T-Mobile system today
Lol my stores demo got robbed. And I phones crashed the T-Mobile system today
Do you have to have almost-perfect credit to get the iPhone (or any phone) on T-Mobile for the listed down payment. I'm 20, I have no credit card (yet) but I'm currently working at a retail store at the mall.
Y'all used quick view? When I worked Verizon we used a special POS system for iPhone releases after AT&T had their systems crash for every iPhone release until the 4s
Word. My credit is "meh" and I still got approved for the $99 down.My credit score is awful but somehow I was approved by them for the $99 down and $20/month deal. I'm thinking maybe because I've been a tmobile customer for at least 10 yrs and always kept my account in good standing.Do you have to have almost-perfect credit to get the iPhone (or any phone) on T-Mobile for the listed down payment. I'm 20, I have no credit card (yet) but I'm currently working at a retail store at the mall.
Tmobile doesn't have the highest credit restrictions either
Do you have to have almost-perfect credit to get the iPhone (or any phone) on T-Mobile for the listed down payment. I'm 20, I have no credit card (yet) but I'm currently working at a retail store at the mall.
My credit score is awful but somehow I was approved by them for the $99 down and $20/month deal. I'm thinking maybe because I've been a tmobile customer for at least 10 yrs and always kept my account in good standing.
Word. My credit is "meh" and I still got approved for the $99 down.
I have been a customer for a minute though. And when I first went with TMO, I had pretty damn good credit. So I'm guessing they just take that and run with it because I've had no issues over the past year or so getting approved for the lowest amount down.
Tmobile doesn't have the highest credit restrictions either
They are higher than sprint but about even with AT&T and vzw trust me.
My mom just got one. Any tips?
I'm want to get off my mom's family plan & get my own plan to help lower the bill & so I can have my own line with my same number. So I don't know how T-Mobile does with changing from a family plan to an individual plan. Hence I upgraded my phone this past December.if your a customer already its obviously good so theres a very good chance you will get the 99 down payment. I bet my mom would get it, we been with tmobile 8 years now and she has horrible credit. Im not gonna try it tho so doesnt matter
this is mostly for those who arent with tmobile, unless you have very good credit you arent getting the 99 down payment. I was on a few forums and seen people complain about it like crazy.
simple 2-3 signature formI'm want to get off my mom's family plan & get my own plan to help lower the bill & so I can have my own line with my same number. So I don't know how T-Mobile does with changing from a family plan to an individual plan. Hence I upgraded my phone this past December.