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Ditch Verizon, Switch to T-Mobile, Keep Your Phone (T-Mobile will pay off your phone) - 2 additional lines for price of



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Starting May 31, Verizon customers with two of the most popular smartphones out there can walk (or run) into any T-Mobile store, put their phone on a faster network built for unlimitedand get that phone paid off in full. This limited time offer works whether you owe $1 or $1,000 on your phoneand gets you on T-Mobile ONE with device protection. With no more phone payments to make, that could mean thousands of dollars right back in your pocket. In addition, starting tomorrow and for a limited time, T-Mobile customers with two or more T-Mobile voice lines can get two additional lines for the price of one.

What phones are eligible?
The following devices are eligible:
iPhone SE, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7 Plus
Google Pixel, Pixel XL

What about other phones?
Phones need certain software to be globally compatible, and some phones don't yet have that software. We're working with OEMs to make more phones compatible and help more people #GetOutoftheRed.

Why doesn't this work for AT&T or Sprint?
AT&T and Sprint must unlock their devices, and those phones won't work right away on T-Mobile's network. But, AT&T and Sprint customers can still switch to T-Mobile. We'll pay off their early termination fees (ETFs) or outstanding phone payments via prepaid card when they get a new phone on T-Mobiles Equipment Installment Plan (EIP). And for a limited time, we're waiving the trade-in requirement for Carrier Freedom.

How is #GetOutoftheRed different from Carrier Freedom?
There's no trade-in required to get your iPhone or Pixel paid off, and you can keep that device to use on the T-Mobile network when you switch and sign up for T-Mobile ONE and Premium Device Protection Plus.

https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news-and-blogs/get-out-of-the-red.htm



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