A:AnswerBring your old phone in to best buy sales associate and tell them you want to trade in old phone. I had an galaxy8+ and they gave 450$ no questions asked no charger either.
A:AnswerYes. I purchased the Note 9 last Friday and had no problem once I transferred my sim card from my previous phone. I called Consumer Cellular the following day just to let them know that I purchased a new phone and to give them the IMEI number. I've had no problems!
A:AnswerThe trade in value for the Note 9 is $450.00.
Although they trade in comes as a Best Buy gift card.
You can't use the $450.00 gift card toward the purchase price of the Note 9 as far as I know, since you get the gift card...after you complete the purchase of the phone.
It can be used just like a credit card for any Best Buy products or services.
A:AnswerYou select what you want when you receive the phone in the shop Samsung app. You can only select your gift if you pre order directly through Samsung at the moment
A:AnswerYou can, I think at most they offer $450 trade in, so you might have better luck just selling the phone and using that money to pay for the 9, unless you don't care in which case it'll at least help take off close to half the price of the Note 9
A:AnswerWhen I bought the Note 9, I asked this very question. The person told me that yes, you can add the insurance after you purchase the phone. I forgot how much time you have to do so, but you can.
A:AnswerBestbuy.com should have a list of trade-in prices for different devices. Yes, you can always pay off the difference at any time with debit or credit, or, if ordering through your carrier, pay it off in monthly installments.
A:AnswerI believe they're offering up to $450 trade in going toward the Note 9, with newer devices like the iPhone X qualifying for $450 trade in. You'd still be looking at about 575-600 dollars after trade in.
A:AnswerYou are eligible to pay montly installment or get a 5 percent on rewards points, and also check your email, usually they give additional promotions every month.
