Samsung's debuts Trade Up app for S9 trade-ins in Singapore

Samsung's debuts Trade Up app for S9 trade-ins in Singapore

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https://www.cnet.com/news/samsungs-debuts-trade-up-app-for-s9-trade-ins-in-singapore/

Hankering for the new Galaxy S9 after yesterday's announcement? In the US, UK, Australia and China, Samsung has a trade-in program that will help you pay for it.

You either take the old phone to the store, or ship it back when you get your new one. Trading in an old phone will net you up to $350, which you can put towards the cost of your new one. But it's dependent on a whole bunch of caveats: There should be a functional display on the phone, it can't be on a black list, and so on. There'll be another check once the phone reaches Samsung, who'll then have to figure out if you kept to your part of the bargain. But the Korean electronics giant has come up with an app to make the process easier by getting you to do the legwork first.

Samsung's debuts Trade Up app for S9 trade-ins in Singapore

Feb 26, 2018, 12:20pm UTC
https://www.cnet.com/news/samsungs-debuts-trade-up-app-for-s9-trade-ins-in-singapore/ >Hankering for the new Galaxy S9 after yesterday's announcement? In the US, UK, Australia and China, Samsung has a trade-in program that will help you pay for it. >You either take the old phone to the store, or ship it back when you get your new one. Trading in an old phone will net you up to $350, which you can put towards the cost of your new one. But it's dependent on a whole bunch of caveats: There should be a functional display on the phone, it can't be on a black list, and so on. There'll be another check once the phone reaches Samsung, who'll then have to figure out if you kept to your part of the bargain. But the Korean electronics giant has come up with an app to make the process easier by getting you to do the legwork first.