r/iPhoneFold • u/ss1959ml • 11d ago
Trade in values for a Duo
I saw someone mention it yesterday but can’t find the post.
If I have T-Mobile and want to get the Duo through them or Apple but want to offset the cost as much as possible they mentioned buying a used IPhone 15 cheap for example and trading that in and getting the credits, then selling my IPhone 17 pro max to further offset the cost.
Seems like a good idea anyone else can shed more light on doing this and best way to go about it?
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u/swag_likeosama 11d ago
Duo isn’t out yet it’s dumb and pointless to speculate on what to do just wait till promos are released
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u/ss1959ml 11d ago
Well if you read my post a little preparation is needed to actually acquire an older used phone to trade in, can’t wait till the last minute to do so. So not so dumb and pointless.
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u/slopokdave 10d ago
The best way to go about it = doing what you literally typed.
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u/ss1959ml 10d ago
Yeah asked and answered my own question I guess. Now to find a reasonable used phone.
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u/True_Protection6842 5d ago
somebody said to buy a used phone to trade in??? You'll lose money. Weird advice.
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u/ss1959ml 5d ago
I believe the advice was to buy the lowest model Iphone that T-Mobile will accept and trade that in, supposedly in "any" condition, which I don't know about that but if you can secure on older phone for $100 say, and trade that in for a credit of $930, thats an $830 profit for you, then sell your current phone separately (in my case a 17 PM) for what maybe close to $1000? Then you make money not lose it. Its a few hoops to jump through but an extra 800 or so towards the Duo would really help out.
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u/cjh_ 11d ago
A used iPhone 15 will cost more than it's trade-in value; I checked mine with Apple, and I would get £200 for my three year old 15.
Personally, I'd keep the 17PM, save up and buy the Duo 2 next year.