14 DAY TRIAL // Today, mobile phone carrier AT&T has announced a special offer aimed at those T-Mobile users out there interested in making a switch to its network.
The wireless operator is willing to provide users with value of up to $450 (€330) per line if they make the switch and also trade in an eligible smartphone.
According to the company, this is a limited-time offer, which includes $200 (€146) credit per line for those who will transfer their wireless service to AT&T and go for an AT&T Next plan, buy a new device at full retail, or activate a device they already have.
“In addition to a larger and more reliable 4G LTE network, T-Mobile customers who switch to AT&T will benefit from a superior smartphone line-up and award-winning customer service,” the wireless carrier announced in a press release.
“With AT&T, customers can take advantage of AT&T’s new Mobile Share Value plans, which offer data and unlimited talk and text starting as low as $45 (€33) per month with no annual contract. AT&T Next offers customers the chance to upgrade to a new smartphone every year for $0 down.”
The deal has kicked off today, and it also provides T-Mobile users with the possibility to receive a promotion card of up to $250 (€183) when bringing in their smartphones.
The card can be used toward AT&T products and services, the wireless carrier announced, adding that the trade-in value will depend on make, model, and age of the smartphone. However, most of the latest smartphones out there will qualify for the deal.
AT&T also claims that it has the most reliable 4G LTE network in the United States, capable of offering connectivity to more than 270 million people.
Moreover, the carrier notes that J.D. Power has already awarded it the ”Highest Ranked Customer Service Performance Among Full-Service Wireless Providers” and ”Highest Satisfaction with the Purchase Experience among Full Service Wireless Providers” in the 2013, Volume 2 studies.
Those who would like to learn additional info on the aforementioned deal should head over to this page on AT&T’s website, or to one of the carrier’s retail stores.