The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
A tweet from T-Mobile CMO Mike Sievert reveals that the nation's fourth largest carrier has had 15 times the usual number of BlackBerry related trade-ins over the last two weeks. The genesis for all of this started in the middle of last month when T-Mobile sent out promotional emails to its BlackBerry owning customers, trying to get them to switch to the Apple iPhone 5s.
Eventually, T-Mobile agreed to a trade-in deal,offering $200 in trade for any working BlackBerry that can be used toward the purchase of any phone on T-Mobile's lineup. Those purchasing a new BlackBerry phone received another $50 off. And according to Sievert, the deal was a resounding success for T-Mobile. The trade-in offer ends this Wednesday.
Now let's hope we can get John Chen and John Legere to shake hands and make nice.
Tweet from T-Mobile CMO Mike Sievert reveals the success of the BlackBerry trade-in offer
source: @SievertMike
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