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Can anyone explain the Best Buy phone trade in program? Question about Samsung S22+
Posted on 7/13/22 at 5:20 pm
Posted on 7/13/22 at 5:20 pm
I have a S21+ that I have had for about a year and a half. Noticed on Amazon prime day you could buy one outright for I think $600.
I went to Samsung.com and picked a S22+ with 256GB memory, and with the trade in of my S21+ it was going to cost about $300.
I go to Best Buy website, and they list the S22+ 256GB memory at $699, and on the trade in page says the S21+ is worth $600 trade in, so that is a $99 difference.
Am I missing something that makes that a better deal than Amazon or Samsung direct? It seems like there must be something I am missing.
I went to Samsung.com and picked a S22+ with 256GB memory, and with the trade in of my S21+ it was going to cost about $300.
I go to Best Buy website, and they list the S22+ 256GB memory at $699, and on the trade in page says the S21+ is worth $600 trade in, so that is a $99 difference.
Am I missing something that makes that a better deal than Amazon or Samsung direct? It seems like there must be something I am missing.
Posted on 7/13/22 at 5:31 pm to kywildcatfanone
The way it has worked for me in the past with Best Buy when trading in 1 year old phones was the new phone came out to $99 with your trade. We use to never upgrade our phones, but we have caught that deal the past 2-3 years at best buy. $99 for a new $1500 phone with new warranty and keeping up with the new tech seems worth it to me.
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