trade in

[Chris Cook5]

according to the Apple store app I would get $340 for my iPhone 11. I was wondering if that’s the most anyone would give me, what do you guys think? Where do you trade in your phones in at and do you trust them.

 

[Tartarus]

according to the Apple store app I would get $340 for my iPhone 11. I was wondering if that’s the most anyone would give me, what do you guys think? Where do you trade in your phones in at and do you trust them.

I put mine on the Dutch eBay and people tend to buy it for the price I ask. Mainly because I look at other ads to see what others are asking for the same specs.

 

[Chris Cook5]

I currently have the iPhone 11. Do you think I should go for the 13

 

[Annie_M]

Chris, who's your carrier? Apple has some pretty sweet Carrier Deals:

https://forums.imore.com/e?link=htt...%2Fbuy-iphone%2Fcarrier-offers&token=zS1tlnNd

 

[Chris Cook5]

Chris, who's your carrier? Apple has some pretty sweet Carrier Deals:

https://forums.imore.com/e?link=htt...%2Fbuy-iphone%2Fcarrier-offers&token=yPuZG9X6

ATT. i’m not looking to add a line though. lol

 

[Annie_M]

ATT. i’m not looking to add a line though. lol

Hmmm... I didn't see anything about adding a line. I'll have to read more closely!

 

[Chris Cook5]

i’m just playing. it seems like most of the time there’s a catch

 

[Highrisedrifter]

Chris, who's your carrier? Apple has some pretty sweet Carrier Deals:

I'm with AT&T and the 'deals' are great but they tie you to your carrier for 3 years though. and you only get to upgrade early at no cost if you do it through them, thus tying you to AT&T even more.

If you want to upgrade out of their network, say through an Apple Store in future, you still have an exorbitant payoff to deal with. I know this as i've in that position right now and regret it massively. I still have $400 to pay off on my iPhone after being with them for two years.

I learned a very valuable lesson that I am not going to repeat in future. I'm sucking it up, paying the phone off, then never using a carrier to get my phones ever again, preferring to use Apple's Upgrade Program or monthly 0% instalments.

 

[Momof2_1711]

I'm with AT&T and the 'deals' are great but they tie you to your carrier for 3 years though. and you only get to upgrade early at no cost if you do it through them, thus tying you to AT&T even more.

If you want to upgrade out of their network, say through an Apple Store in future, you still have an exorbitant payoff to deal with. I know this as i've in that position right now and regret it massively. I still have $400 to pay off on my iPhone after being with them for two years.

I learned a very valuable lesson that I am not going to repeat in future. I'm sucking it up, paying the phone off, then never using a carrier to get my phones ever again, preferring to use Apple's Upgrade Program or monthly 0% instalments.

T-Mobile is doing the same thing as well, which is one of the reasons why I paid outright last year for my 12 Pro Max. It’s nice not having device payments already added to my bill and everybody know Verizon isn’t cheap.

 

[Chris Cook5]

I’ve chatted with AT&T about this and still can’t believe they are basically giving away the iPhone 13 Pro for free after credits of $1000. I still can’t believe the company would do something like this

 

[Annie_M]

I’ve chatted with AT&T about this and still can’t believe they are basically giving away the iPhone 13 Pro for free after credits of $1000. I still can’t believe the company would do something like this

I know what you mean! I have been with AT&T since I got my iPhone 4 many moons ago. I've been happy with them. I don't mind being tied to them, and after saving $800 on my iPhone 12 Pro back in January, I was even happier.

 

[anon(50597)]

I'm with AT&T and the 'deals' are great but they tie you to your carrier for 3 years though. and you only get to upgrade early at no cost if you do it through them, thus tying you to AT&T even more.

If you want to upgrade out of their network, say through an Apple Store in future, you still have an exorbitant payoff to deal with. I know this as i've in that position right now and regret it massively. I still have $400 to pay off on my iPhone after being with them for two years.

I learned a very valuable lesson that I am not going to repeat in future. I'm sucking it up, paying the phone off, then never using a carrier to get my phones ever again, preferring to use Apple's Upgrade Program or monthly 0% instalments.

That’s why I’m with Cricket. Same network without the high prices and gimmicks.

 

[bakron1]

I just purchased my new Blue iPhone 13 128 from Best Buy and they had a special promotion and gave me the standard $140 trade in for my SE2020 and added an extra $200 and it cost me $733 including taxes out the door. I had to grab that deal.