I think I'm caving in... No I am definitely caving in. Going to bb tomorrow to pre order... Do I have to bring my trade in tomorrow or when I pick up the phone?
I just have to say - good job Samsung. I am NOT a Samsung fan (just never cared for design or their marketing), but I am very likely going to go and preorder the Verizon Note 4 tomorrow from BestBuy. Reason? I have been looking for a device with a larger screen and that is one heck of a deal. I have a super old Palm Pre sitting in my drawer that is practically worth nothing that I will trade in.
So, its $50 down, $200 gift card towards, and the remaining $449 financed over EDGE... That's $22.50 a month... That's a heck of a lot cheaper than many of the phones I've considered (64gb iP6+ w/ $50 down would be $40 a month). Really don't think it would be worth the difference...
And guess what? If I end up not liking it in a few months, it will be super close to the paying off the 60% needed to 'edge up'... Win win!
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Why trade in your Note 2 for the samsung promo? Just get a cheap smartphone and use that for your promo trade in. I also have a Galaxy Note 2 but I will be selling that separately. I got a cheap smartphone off eBay for $20 and Verizon gave me $21 for it. That will be used for the $200 promo. Now I can sell my note 2 for $150 to $200 or more. So that's a total credit of $350 to $400 or more on my pre ordered phone. Even if you go back and trade your phone, it's still an additional amount on top of the $200 from Samsung.
It's not an additional amount on top of a $200 rebate, it's the trade in value plus the balance that equals a $200 total.
May i ask what phone was that??
thanks!!
To anyone reading this that works at Best Buy. Sprint has now reduced the contract price on the N4 to $299 from $349 yet at BB the price for the Sprint phone is still $349. Will Best Buy reduce it also, or would they price match competitors with ad printout at time of pickup? (It is even $299 on Amazon).
Great, it looks like someone heard meBB just dropped the Sprint Note to $299.
There is no such thing as store level "full discretion" at Best Buy since they are corporate stores and use the same POS system that manages phones and gift cards the same way. The terms for this offer from BB corporate clearly state contract-only and their POS is not set up to allow a gift card release for this specifically coded offer with anything other than contracts. The manager has no way to approve anything here unless it is done outside their normal mobile purchase process and then an instant flag the manager has to explain.
Could BB corporate get their help desk & IT to change the POS system before the 17th? Not an absolute no, but seems unlikely.
Store level discretion none the less would be a catastrophically bad decision when they have terms defined and the POS set up already.
Where does this stuff come from?
Okay, then I guess my manager was lying when he told me point blank that he can facilite the $200 gift card for any smartphone.
Okay, then I guess my manager was lying when he told me point blank that he can facilite the $200 gift card for any smartphone.
He was.
You can walk naked in public yelling, "l love Nickleback" but does not mean it is prudent to do, or will happenOkay, then I guess my manager was lying when he told me point blank that he can facilite the $200 gift card for any smartphone.
Just left BB with my pre-order all set. They said they will take ANY working smartphone, so they said they will take my old iPhone 3G. I'm stoked about that! Now I can sell my Nexus 4 and get a few more bucks to pay for the phone.
Just left BB with my pre-order all set. They said they will take ANY working smartphone, so they said they will take my old iPhone 3G. I'm stoked about that! Now I can sell my Nexus 4 and get a few more bucks to pay for the phone.