New equipment can be expensive, which is why many people finance their shopping through the carrier. The negative side is that customers cannot leave their telecom company until they paid their devices. For T Mobile User, installment plan is usually spread over 24 months but the company can expand the duration in the future.T Mobile24 months installments are known as “Equipment Install Plan” or EIP. AT and T And Verizon Both switched to 36 months ago installment plans about four years ago and now, T Mobile The suit is ready to follow.
Obviously, T Mobile Before re -changing the change, the period of installment plan for some Samsung Galaxy watches increased briefly.
T-Mobile was briefly offering long installment plans. , Image Credit – Mobile Report
Per Mobile reportIt was not a mess. According to a leaked internal document, T Mobile Considering introducing 36 months EIPs for at least some devices.
The long installment plan can only be for select schemes. New policy may violate “Two in new“Some schemes are provided to make it easier for customers to upgrade every two years.
For now, it seems that the change is delayed. However, given that it went live for a while, we can see it applying it soon.
The amendment installment plan will allow to spread in 36 months instead of 24 T Mobile To maintain customers for a long time, which reduces churning, which is an industry-wide concern. For customers, this would mean to be looking at the company for one year.
A The policy launched last year made it difficult for customers to pay their equipment early. And free yourself from long -term commitment to the company.
He said, the conditions of prolonged installments for a long time cannot be seen as an anti-costhood step, as the payments will spread over the long term. For customers who do not think about leaving in the near future, this would mean small payments every month.
In addition, an average American smartphone keeps its smartphone for more than 2.5 years, so a 36 -month installment plan can be a better idea.
In any way, T Mobile Desire One should eat your words once again And go back to your statement about giving customers upgraded to a new device every two years.
