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Need a new phone with my existing plan going to Amazon?

Discussion in 'T-Mobile Forum' started by F0bulous, Sep 3, 2008.

  1. F0bulous

    F0bulous New Member

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    Hi all,

    My old phone broke and i really need to upgrade it. I really like the Blackberry Curve that is currently offered at $24.99 at Amazon. However, i do not NEED another line. Can i just get the phone with the discount and cancel T-mobile right away and eat the $250 fee? Or will it be $250 on top of the full price of the Curve? If it's only $250 then it's not a bad price for a Curve!

    TIA
     
    #1 F0bulous, Sep 3, 2008
  2. tmobileman

    tmobileman Iphone Hater
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    why don't you just call and upgrade your existing line you can get the curve for 199 currently I think with a two year contract the way your talking it would end up being 274.99 + tax and activation fee. 35.00 so yeah you can do that or you could buy it for 199.99 from tmobile with your same phone number
     
    #2 tmobileman, Sep 4, 2008
  3. F0bulous

    F0bulous New Member

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    Well, i tried calling them butthey offered the Curve 8320 is for a whopping $300 with 2 year contract!!!

    i ended up buying an unlocked one off of eBay for $239..
     
    #3 F0bulous, Sep 4, 2008
  4. tmobileman

    tmobileman Iphone Hater
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    You must have not been fully qualified if it has been at least 22 months since your last upgrade you are fully qualified and get a better price
     
    #4 tmobileman, Sep 5, 2008
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