T-Mobile's new plan lets customers upgrade their phones whenever they want, up to three times a year.
With JUMP! on Demand you have the freedom upgrade anytime you like, up to every thirty days! Here's how it works: Lease a new device for 18 months with JUMP!
Now is a great time to upgrade. With JUMP! you can upgrade as soon as you find a device with a bigger screen, better camera, more memory, or other new features you love. Simply trade in your eligible device, and T-Mobile will cover your remaining device payments up to half of your device cost - no waiting.
T-Mobile users may check whether they are eligible for an upgrade by signing into their My T-Mobile account and selecting "Upgrade Phone". The carrier may allow you to buy a discounted phone as early as 12 months after your last upgrade, but only as long as you meet its conditions.
You have to pay off the old agreement and new agreement. When you trade in your device you will be given a trade in credit. You pay like normal for 18 months then you have to lump sum it or get another device. You can "upgrade" up to 3 times a year.
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T-Mobile trade-in values.
| Device | Trade-in value |
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| iPhone 8 (128GB Silver) | $104 |
| Galaxy S9 Plus (64GB Black) | $125 |
| Galaxy S9 (64GB Black) | $91 |
| Galaxy Note 8 (64GB Blue) | $67 |
Leasing a cell phone can be a good idea if you like to upgrade to a new phone every year (or thereabouts) and don't necessarily need to own your phone. Leasing a phone can be cheaper than paying off a phone in full (whether outright or via monthly installments) and you'll be able to get a new phone every 12-18 months.
Your bill will decrease by the amount of the monthly payment. The trade in basically pays off the rest of your current phone and gives you a new phone at full price but with payments. It's only a good deal if you have a lot left to pay off on your old phone and want to get a new one.
If you cancel your service before your device is paid off, the balance of your device will become immediately due. You do not have the option to pay down the remaining balance of your device sooner than your lease terms to lower your monthly payment, but you can pay it down to become eligible for an upgrade.
If you still owe money on your phone that you are trading in, the JUMP upgrade simply zeros out what you owe on that phone allowing you to start a new upgrade and only have to make payments on the new device instead of both phones.
For a limited time period, existing customers with at least two eligible voice lines can add a new voice line and get another for free. And it looks like T-Mobile is running a new promotion for new customers. If you are switching over from AT&T and Verizon, you can get up to $650 towards your remaining device payment.
With the upcoming change to Jump, however, you'll be responsible for paying at least 50 percent of the total cost of the phone before upgrading. And after a year of paying off installment payments, half of the total cost will be paid off and you'll be able to upgrade with no additional fee.
You should be able to go where your bill is shown and scroll down to the bottom left to find outstanding EIPs. Clicking on this let's you see how much you owe and you can pay it off if you want to. Alternatively, why pay it off early.
Trade in at a T-Mobile store: For the easiest trade-in experience, we encourage you to go to one of our stores to trade in your old device for a new one. Store locator. Trade in online: If you can't get to a store, you can use My T-Mobile to trade in your device once you're a customer.
You can visit us at any of our store locations, call us at 1-800-937-8997, or check out the video below for more information on how to upgrade online. Remember upgrades made through Care or Retail will be charged $20 for assistance in the upgrade process, so upgrade online? whenever possible!
Once you've completed your Lease term and all of your payments are paid in full, you're eligible to upgrade to a new device. You will need to turn in your current, good-functioning device as part of your upgrade transaction.
You have to go into the store and ask to migrate your sprint account to T-Mobile. All phones on your account must be transitioned and must be present when you visit the store. All phones on your account must be paid in full so you are going to have to buy out of your financing plan.
Get a new phone and we'll pay off your current phone and service contracts – up to $650 per line or $350 in early termination fees, via virtual prepaid card and trade-in credit.
Most carriers don't require you to pay an upfront down payment before receiving your phone and beginning the repayments. Once you reach the minimum number of months in your upgrade plan, and provided you've made all your repayments, you will be invited to swap your phone for a new one.
No cracks of any kind. You'll have to get the glass replaced if you want to Jump. Apple doesn't repair when the back glass is cracked, they replace.
Access to lower service fees - $29 for iPhone accidental screen damage for first two screen repairs, $99 for any other iPhone accidental damage; $49 for iPad accidental damage.
Access to lower service fees: for iPhone - $29 for screen damage*, or $99 for any other iPhone accidental damage; for iPad - $49 for accidental damage*. Apple-certified repair or replacement with Express Replacement Service.
Wireless Phone Protection is a device protection option that gives you: Coverage for loss, theft and damage (including water damage) As soon as next-day device replacement. Unlimited cracked-screen repair for $29/claim for select smartphones and subject to parts availability*
Out of warranty replacement optionsIf your device is damaged, was not purchased from T-Mobile, or is outside of warranty: You can contact manufacturer directly if you don't want to, or cannot, participate in T-Mobile's device replacement program. You may be eligible toupgrade your device.
There's a slight difference between T-Mobile JUMP and JUMP On Demand. JUMP is a part of Protection 360, a T-Mobile phone insurance plan. JUMP On Demand is a separate cell phone upgrade program that isn't tied to one of T-Mobile's insurance plans.
Protection 360T-Mobile's most comprehensive insurance plan covers device malfunctions, accidental damage (including cracked screens and water damage), loss and theft.
What are usually the signs my phone has internal damage? The signs would be it not acting like it should all of a sudden. A fast battery discharge, screen discoloration or having adverse reactions, it no longer operates like it should are just a few things.
After the screen shatters not only do the cracks cause a visual obstruction which leads to potential eyestrain, the capacity for touch functionality will also become reduced, this means it may take longer for your phone to respond to gestures or stop responding altogether.
