I read the news about T-Mobile's new Jump on demand plan. I think it is pretty cool for people who want to get the latest devices. One thing I don't quite understand is the transition for existing old jump plan users. So if I'm an old jump plan customer who's paying 10 dollars every month, do I need to pay full payment and trade in my existing phone in order to switch to jump on demand? Or I can trade in my phone and switch when I paid 50% of my device and jump program will cover the rest? Any idea, guys?
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Carrier Any thoughts on tmobile's new jump plan?
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I checked their website and the description was quite unclear. I think it is appropriate to discuss it here since a lot of iPhone users are using jump plan