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Get the New Samsung Galaxy S23 FREE
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- Just trade in any Galaxy phone. Any year. Any condition.
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Free phone offer requires trade-in of Galaxy Note, S, or Z Series smartphone. Restrictions apply.
NEW AND EXISTING CUSTOMERS CAN GET UP TO $1000 OFF ELIGIBLE SMARTPHONES WITH ELIGIBLE TRADE-IN
Limited time offer.
You’ll need to:
Purchase an eligible smartphone on a qualifying installment agreement, including taxes on full retail price (up front) and $35 activation/upgrade fee.
Activate/keep postpaid unlimited wireless service (min. $75/mo. for new unlimited customers before discounts). AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy.
Trade-in an eligible smartphone within 30 days of activation.
Then you’ll get:
Up to $1000 in bill credits with smartphone trade-in of a Samsung Galaxy S, Note, or Z series smartphone from any year, in any condition or a smartphone with trade-in value of $35 or higher.
Important notes:
Credits start within 3 bills after trade-in is completed and will be applied in equal amounts over the term of installment agreement. You will receive catch-up credits once bill credits start. Credit will not exceed the lower of the device cost or the max credit amount as defined above.
If you cancel wireless service, your credits will end and you’ll owe the remaining balance on the installment agreement for the device purchased.
For new lines, if you cancel service on any other line on your account within 90 days of activating the line under this offer, device credits will stop.
If you choose the optional AT&T Next Up early upgrade feature, you are responsible and will not receive any credits for the additional $6/mo. Next Up upgrade feature.
To get all credits, the discounted device must remain on installment agreement with eligible service for entire installment term. If you upgrade or pay up/off the installment agreement early, your credits may cease.