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Re: On Us with AirPods promotion & rebates
SECONDLY, to address this: "T-Mobile pushes the un carrier never any contract. So if you have promotions that lock you into contracts for 30 months, you don't get to advertise being the un carrier with no contracts. It's misleading." In 2016, Moshe Farhi,who ALSO didn't read the fine print,filed a class action lawsuit against T-Mobile for misleading advertising,when he was billed for the remaining balance of his device after cancelling phone service. This lawsuit was DENIED by the courts because: IT IS CLEARLY STATED HERE THAT THE COST OF THE DEVICE IS SEPARATED FROM THE COST OF SERVICE. Not only that, even if youdidn't read that on the website (which, by the way, took two seconds of Googling to find this)IT IS EXPLAINED WHEN YOU SIGN UPfor the phone plan that the promotional credits are spread outThis is NOT misleading, you just didn't do your research.Re: On Us with AirPods promotion & rebates
Logging back into this thread to address a few things: AIRPODS DO NOT HAVE AN IMEI NUMBER, whichI can't believe has to be said. You are supposed to use the IMEI of the PHONE which was purchased as part of the promotion, and AGAIN this is explained on the website, in the same section where they explain that the promotion is spread out in monthly bill credits:Re: On Us with AirPods promotion & rebates
I just tried the promotions site and it also seems to not be working for me BUT I'm sure they are fixing it,because I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile this year and got a new iPhone 12 and Apple Airpods was able to redeem a rebate for the AirPods before. I just upgraded another device I had for a similar promotion w/ free Airpods. Also, to the person complaining that the promotional credits are spread out over 30 months, they explain that multiple times when you sign up and it's in the details on the website when you sign up for the promotion. Don't blame T-Mobile because you don't know how to read. You're still getting a free phone so what are you complaining about? Verizon isn't going to pay off the phonefor you or give you a free phone, they'll only give you $500,in the form ofa Verizon gift card,when you trade in your device, which is less than half the price of a new phone, and if you read the fine print (which you clearly don't know how to do)you still have to stay on their planfor at least one year or they'll charge you the $500. All carriers have some sort of condition for you to stay with them for a certain period of time as part of their promotions. That's how they get you to stay.
