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	<title>Comments on: HTC One S goes on sale for T-Mobile</title>
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		<title>By: Ron</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am a current Tmobile customer with my 2 yr contract completed and saw their online ad stating Guaranteed $100 trade in value for your smartphone when you purchase a 4G smartphone.  Confirmed with them that it would be $100 off the $199 which already included a $50 rebate.

When I went to actually purchase it during the process I had to enter my phone make and model and the trade in calculator said my trade in value was $20.  It is a HTC my touch smartphone that I bought from Tmobile.

When started a chat with one of the agents %Leonil C, it got worse, after much discussion she told me I had to cancel my current agreement and open a new account to be able to take advantage of the offer, plus a $35 fee,  can you imagine what an inconvience that would be?  

It terms of the $100 Guarantee trade in offer she basically said &quot;it is what it is.&quot;

To further the confusion when you go to the trade in offer details it states on Magenta Deal Days the guaranteed minimum is $50 , $100, or $200.

At this point I had pretty much decided I would buy the HTC One X from Best Buy for $149.00 since Tmobile has absolutely no program for retention of their current customers and believe me they are in no position to not keep their customers.

But I decided to at least complain so I dialed 611 on my phone and tried to explain what I wanted, which was to buy the phone for $199 and trade in mine for $100 as advertised.  Agent was very nice but it just got more confusing, he offered me the Phone for $217 and he would credit me back for one month of service, $69.99 netting down the phone to around $147.  Not a bad price but it was now the principal of the deal.  I was not getting as good a deal as a new customer would be and more importantly there advertising was extremely misleading .

To make a long story longer, I finally got a supervisor and was able to finally work out a deal.  He showed his boss the website ad and they agreed it was misleading and they would send it to web marketing.  Guess what?  today the main ad doesn&#039;t say Guaranteed $100.  But other places on the website it still states :  Guaranteed $100 for any smartphone trade in  and $200 for iPhone.

I have a print out of the Chat with the agent as well as a copy of the yesterday&#039;s ad and I believe I will sent it to the BBB, State Attorney&#039;s office, FTC, .

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am a current Tmobile customer with my 2 yr contract completed and saw their online ad stating Guaranteed $100 trade in value for your smartphone when you purchase a 4G smartphone.  Confirmed with them that it would be $100 off the $199 which already included a $50 rebate.</p>
<p>When I went to actually purchase it during the process I had to enter my phone make and model and the trade in calculator said my trade in value was $20.  It is a HTC my touch smartphone that I bought from Tmobile.</p>
<p>When started a chat with one of the agents %Leonil C, it got worse, after much discussion she told me I had to cancel my current agreement and open a new account to be able to take advantage of the offer, plus a $35 fee,  can you imagine what an inconvience that would be?  </p>
<p>It terms of the $100 Guarantee trade in offer she basically said &#8220;it is what it is.&#8221;</p>
<p>To further the confusion when you go to the trade in offer details it states on Magenta Deal Days the guaranteed minimum is $50 , $100, or $200.</p>
<p>At this point I had pretty much decided I would buy the HTC One X from Best Buy for $149.00 since Tmobile has absolutely no program for retention of their current customers and believe me they are in no position to not keep their customers.</p>
<p>But I decided to at least complain so I dialed 611 on my phone and tried to explain what I wanted, which was to buy the phone for $199 and trade in mine for $100 as advertised.  Agent was very nice but it just got more confusing, he offered me the Phone for $217 and he would credit me back for one month of service, $69.99 netting down the phone to around $147.  Not a bad price but it was now the principal of the deal.  I was not getting as good a deal as a new customer would be and more importantly there advertising was extremely misleading .</p>
<p>To make a long story longer, I finally got a supervisor and was able to finally work out a deal.  He showed his boss the website ad and they agreed it was misleading and they would send it to web marketing.  Guess what?  today the main ad doesn&#8217;t say Guaranteed $100.  But other places on the website it still states :  Guaranteed $100 for any smartphone trade in  and $200 for iPhone.</p>
<p>I have a print out of the Chat with the agent as well as a copy of the yesterday&#8217;s ad and I believe I will sent it to the BBB, State Attorney&#8217;s office, FTC, .</p>
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