Leaks Reveal T-Mobile Is Considering 36-Month Installment Plans

Leaks reveal T-Mobile is considering 36-month installment plans

Leaked documents show that T-Mobile is considering moving at least some devices that it sells to 36-month installment plans.

T-Mobile Might Finally Switch to 36-Month Phone Payment Plans

AT&T and Verizon moved away from 24-month payment plans a few years ago, and new evidence suggests T-Mobile may be next.

Report: T-Mobile Planning on Stretching Phone Payments to Three Years

T-Mobile appears to be testing 36-month equipment installment plans, a significant departure from its current 24-month payment structure that could align the carrier with industry competitors Verizon and AT&T. According to a report from The Mobile Report, evidence of the extended payment option surfaced through internal company documents and briefly appeared on T-Mobile’s website before being removed. Galaxy Watch devices temporarily displayed 3…

T-Mobile may soon offer 36 month installment plans, versus the current 24-month default

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority A new report claims T-Mobile is at least considering 36-month EIPs, versus its current two-month contract for new devices. Not only is there an internal report claiming such a program is the in the works, a few smarwatches briefly showed the new terms live on T-Mobile’s website before they were reverted back. It’s possible 36-month EIP program will only apply to select devices like watches and tablets, tho…