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I have an iphone 11 pro max and owe several hundred on it through tmobile installments.
Can I trade it in to apple and get credit towards an iphone 13? Or am I not allowed to since its not paid off?
I would be paying off the rest of my 11 + the payments for the 13. Wondering if this is possible. Thanks
iPhone 11 Pro Max
Nope. You borrowed money from T-Mobile and you owe them what you agreed to pay them. You will have to pay off the balance you owe, then you can trade your phone. Just like you would have to pay off the loan on a car or the mortgage on a house.
Nope. You borrowed money from T-Mobile and you owe them what you agreed to pay them. You will have to pay off the balance you owe, then you can trade your phone. Just like you would have to pay off the loan on a car or the mortgage on a house.
Since you don’t own it yet, no, you cannot trade it in. You’d need to pay off your loan or installments with T-Mobile first.
No matter what you do, T-Mobile is going to hold you to the money you own them under your agreement with them.
Can I trade in an iphone I still owe on through T-Mobile?
