shadowhawk2020
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Looking at Best Buy's website, they'll give $80 for the Evo Shift ($30 more than the Evo).Hmm, just activated my evo to replace my sons evo shift. Bought the evo shift at BB anyway, wonder if they will take that?
Even better I am trading in my Epic Touch +349.00, I will walk out of the store with moneyGranted a gift card but it is still money to me!
Where are you trading in an Epic Touch for $349, cuz it sure isn't Best Buy ... They are only offering $87.85(best condition).
Galaxy S II / Epic Touch: $87.85
Best Buy Trade-In Samsung Galaxy S II
HTC Evo 3D Trade In: $110
Best Buy Trade-In HTC Evo3D
Interesting.... Today my Father in Law stopped in at the Best Buy Mobile store that just opened in our mall here in Ann Arbor and they are advertising any Sprint phone buy back = 100.00 off new Evo. Weird!
Where are you people located that these Best Buy stores are stacking up these deals. The Sprint buyback is only giving $70 for the OG EVO and $90 for the 3D. Everyones' post is about some store stacking and combining the promos.
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I read that but what I'm saying is, not only are customers confused but BB Mobile Reps are as well. And everyone is signing up to what they understand the deal to be.
At one store, one of the Reps explained to me exactly what you said on getting the deal down to $49. But another Rep stated that you cannot use the $50 gift card for trading in the OG EVO 4G, at the same transaction but you can use it towards accessories (which to me is to get customers to buy the overpriced crap). Forcing customers to purchase the device for $100 and also purchase accessories.
On top of that, stores are stacking the Freedom promo to the deal so there basically getting the device for free. I haven't found a store who knows what there doing and I'm in the Ft. Lauderdale area.
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