T-Mobile's Magenta Friday offers "free" iPhone XR, Samsung Galaxy S9, OnePlus 6T

14 November 2018
The company's deals become available on November 16, so a week earlier than Black Friday.

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  • 15 Nov 2018

LOL, 15 Nov 2018It is 2018. No one should be bound to a phone contract for ... moreThis is an istallment plan, not a contract, customer have the option to payoff device any time they want before the term of 36 months of EIP. This is a option customer have on some devices due the hight cost can have a lower monthly payment.

    @Werk, 15 Nov 2018"Going contractless and paying a monthly installment..." We... moreQuick maffs

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      • 15 Nov 2018

      LOL, 15 Nov 2018It is 2018. No one should be bound to a phone contract for ... more"Going contractless and paying a monthly installment..." Well if that's not the best oxymoron I've heard all day. Contracts are getting longer because phones are costing more, people want a £1000 phone but don't want to pay £42 a month + data costs on top for two years. Maffs.

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        • 15 Nov 2018

        It is 2018. No one should be bound to a phone contract for more than two years. In fact, more people are opting for 1-year contracts or going contractless, and just paying a monthly instalment for their expensive phone.

          Jason, 15 Nov 2018T-Mobile just WANTS to get sued with their get a “free” pho... moreWell, can I say that it is technically *free* at the end of 36 months bill credits ( I believe). You just have to accept the terms and conditions first.

          But, since it is America that we are talking about, some people may eventually make that move of *sue for money*.

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            • 15 Nov 2018

            T-Mobile just WANTS to get sued with their get a “free” phone offer.

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