I switched over to T-Mobile today, and mindlesslely decided to go with jump. I got the Samsung Galaxy S6. I paid nothing down on the phone, only tax on it, since I will be financing it. Now I am wondering whether I should cancel it.
Here's the deal - I want to be able to upgrade my phone when the Note 5 or a new Nexus device comes out. I figured Jump would be good.
But now that I think about it, I could cancel jump (save $10 per month), and simply sell the S6 when the new phones come out that I want. Then I can use that money to pay off the remaining balance of the S6. Then, I can finance a new phone with t-mobile, and rinse & repeat.
I do like having insurance, though. So I'd go with Squaretrade, at $8 per month, and which has a $75 deductible.
Does this logic make sense? I've never sold phones before. I don't know how to sell them or unlock them. All I know is that I want to pay the least amount of money and still be able to get a new phone later this/early next year.
Submitted by understandmuthafucka Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Gsmarena
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