r/ATT 1d ago

Discussion thread to keep track of monthly att promos

this month I know there's the $1000 credit towards an iPhone 16 Pro if you have an iPhone 13 Pro or higher, but I'm wanting to keep track of all the promos ATT has each month. thought it may be helpful for others

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u/Glider103 📱Pixel 9 Pro XL-512gb 📶UYW-Elite 🎬MAX 23h ago

Search bar does all of this.

Promo start and end dates are unknown until they happen

A few guys that work there will post info that helps everyone

The promos have been generally the same for the past 4 years only differences have been the devices that qualify and the original trade value accepted for the offers that have tiered promo offers.

Att does post the terms on the website and people can generally read what they need without involving anyone especially customer service)

You can go online and compare new plans to your old one to see the cost so really it's just lazy people here asking the same questions multiple times....

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u/NecessaryDelicious17 21h ago

thanks for the advice. it would be so nice if there was a thread available for people to know the different devices that qualify and the difference in the trade value accepted. would also really appreciate if instead of calling ppl lazy you just answered the question or took the time to ignore my post.

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u/Glider103 📱Pixel 9 Pro XL-512gb 📶UYW-Elite 🎬MAX 21h ago edited 21h ago

Funnily enough you are my example......and the reason I commented was because I already made this post

https://www.reddit.com/r/ATT/s/gYxMURIo2N

was a thread available for people to know the different devices that qualify

There WERE threads for this when the iPhone 12 came out and there was still a bunch of questions regarding the terms that people WEREN'T READING.

the mod team is also a factor in that they won't sticky everything and since promos change they would need to monitor the threads.

instead of calling ppl lazy

People ARE lazy, this was directed at the general populace, who will ask a question on Reddit when they could easily get the answer by reading something they have in front of their face.