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There's two ways "statement credits" can work (which is a little confusing). A. Pay money upfront and get a discount every month. B. Pay nothing upfront but t
by wmf 2y ago
There's two ways "statement credits" can work (which is a little confusing).
A. Pay money upfront and get a discount every month.
B. Pay nothing upfront but the service is full price. (This is what I see on the T-Mobile site.)
My point is that many people prefer B even if the total cost is higher.
- neodymiumphish 2y agoRight. I know of no consumer products that are sold using way “A” as you describe it.
- wmf 2y agoGoogle Fi apparently because Google always has to be different.
- neodymiumphish 2y agoHoly shit is that how that works? To be fair, it does say $500 back over 24 monthly bill credits, so it’s not overly misleading. Not trying to move goal posts though. You’re right about that one and it’s pretty shitty.