I wanted to share some new info about eligible trade-ins that a Verizon rep told me today. Their website was pretty vague before about this and has now been updated to clearly explain what you can trade in for $300 on a Google Pixel (or Pixel XL) and that there are a number of phones that can be traded in for $200.
Here is the deal from their site:
You can validate this by going to the Verizon trade-in site and continue through the process to appraise your device. At the conclusion of the appraisal, you will see "The trade-in value depends on meeting certain promotion eligibility requirements. Click here to see the promotion eligibility requirements." Go ahead and click to see the details above.
They seem to appraise most reasonably recent working condition smartphones at $1 or more. So, you can expect to get at least $200 in credit if you want to go with Verizon.
Please don't threadcrap about why buying from Verizon sucks. We can all read that on 50 other threads on this forum and everywhere. Ignore this if you don't want to buy from Verizon and save money.
Happy Buying!
Here is the deal from their site:
Purchase the Google Pixel or Google Pixel XL on Device Payment and trade in a smartphone for up to $300
- Any smartphone with market value of $1 or greater for $200
- HTC One M9, iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S or 6S Plus, LG G4 or V10, Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 edge, S6 edge+ or Note 5 for $300
You can validate this by going to the Verizon trade-in site and continue through the process to appraise your device. At the conclusion of the appraisal, you will see "The trade-in value depends on meeting certain promotion eligibility requirements. Click here to see the promotion eligibility requirements." Go ahead and click to see the details above.
They seem to appraise most reasonably recent working condition smartphones at $1 or more. So, you can expect to get at least $200 in credit if you want to go with Verizon.
Please don't threadcrap about why buying from Verizon sucks. We can all read that on 50 other threads on this forum and everywhere. Ignore this if you don't want to buy from Verizon and save money.
Happy Buying!
