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iPhone 7 Trade-In, Deals: Target Offering $200 Credit With Gift Card For Apple Phone

iPhone 7 Trade-In, Deals: Target Offering $200 Credit With Gift Card For Apple Phone

Dheeraj R

Target is reportedly offering one of the best iPhone 7 trade-in deals in October. The deal is designed to help users cut down their expenses and save money while buying a new iPhone 7. The retailer is currently offering $250 credit option to help you buy the latest Apple phone.

According to reports, customers can buy any variant of the iPhone 7 from Target by exchanging their old Apple phones starting with iPhone 5S or newer devices. Reports claimed that the customers will be provided with $200 credit and $50 gift card if they choose the Minnesota-based retailer services.

Also, there is no storage option condition set by Target for the customers. In exchange for their old iPhones, the users can buy any storage variant of the new iPhone 7.

Furthermore, other international service carriers who are offering iPhone 7 trade-in deals are AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon. With the trade-in deal from these carriers, you can avail the 32 GB iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus for free in exchange for iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s or 6s Plus.

Furthermore, you will be provided with $649.99 credit if you trade in other variants of the Apple smartphones like the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c or iPhone SE. The only catch here is that the carriers will ask you to sign a two-year contract in order to extract monthly installments. Nonetheless, if you want to switch carriers or buy a new phone, then you can break free from the contract before the term ends by just paying the remaining amount.

Meanwhile, reports suggested that there will be many new iPhone 7 trade-in deals and offers to mark the upcoming holiday season. It is rumored that the Black Friday iPhone 7 deals might offer a direct cut of $100 or more on the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus without the need to trade in your old iPhone.

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