The offer requires customers to port their existing phone number to T-Mobile. The $1,000 incentive is delivered through 36 monthly bill credits, effectively subsidizing the hardware cost over a three-year contract. While the discount is significant, subscribers must pay local sales tax on the full retail price upfront, alongside a $35 connection fee.
This promotion hinges on long-term commitment. If a user cancels their service or downgrades their plan before the 36-month window closes, the remaining balance on the device becomes payable immediately. For those already committed to T-Mobile’s premium unlimited service, however, the structure offers a rare chance to offset the steep entry price of Apple’s latest hardware. With recent demand causing sell-outs, this carrier incentive stands as one of the few remaining paths to securing the handset during the current preorder cycle.




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