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Verizon Fights Back with $300 T-Mobile Switch Promo

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Verizon Fights Back with $300 T-Mobile Switch Promo

Verizon today unveiled a promotion running June 4, 2017, through June 10, 2017, offering $300 off any iPhone 7 or iPhone 7+ provided the number associated with the phone is ported in from T-Mobile and activated on Verizon.

Verizon Fights Back with $300 T-Mobile Switch Promo

The offer is currently available only through retail store Target and requires you download Target’s Cartwheel application and clip an electronic coupon. When buying up your iPhone 7 or iPhone 7+ present the coupon as well as port in a T-Mobile phone number for an instant $300 off.

What’s great about this deal is there are no annoying billing credits or waiting for a prepaid card. The savings is instant to those who qualify.

Verizon Fights Back with $300 T-Mobile Switch Promo

A few users on Reddit have taken Target up on the deal and note they’ve been able to port a number from a carrier other than T-Mobile while still having the $300 savings apply. However, this is most likely a YMMV (your mileage may vary), as the terms of the deal are specific in saying that the port must come from T-Mobile.

This promotion is in response to T-Mobile’s #GetOutofTheRed promotion which allowed Verizon subscribers of 60+ days to bring their iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, Google Pixel, and Google Pixel XL to Verizon. In return, T-Mobile would pay off any remaining payments due provided the subscriber enrolled in Device Protection Plus insurance for $15 per month. What makes this deal sweet is the subscriber keeps the paid-off phone instead of having to purchase a new one either outright or with monthly payments.

Verizon Fights Back with $300 T-Mobile Switch Promo

Remember, this deal only applies at Target so don’t walk into your local Verizon store and expect they will know what you are talking about.

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