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T-Mobile will upgrade your 32GB Galaxy S6, S6 Edge to a 64GB model for free today

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T-Mobile is offering Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge adopters a killer deal this Memorial Day, and you definitely won’t want to miss it. If you’ve already purchased a 32GB handset within the last 14 days, the carrier will upgrade it to a 64GB model free of charge.

T-Mobile announced a Memorial Day sale on the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge last week, which saves you $100 on the 64GB models — essentially making them the same price as the entry-level 32GB models for one day only.

But existing Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge owners won’t miss out.

If you purchased your device within the last 14 days, you can visit T-Mobile’s promotional website via the source link below and enter the promotional code “MEMGS6,” and the carrier will upgrade your 32GB device to a 64GB model free of charge once your eligibility has been verified.

If you purchased your handset more than 14 days ago but less than 60 days ago, you won’t qualify for the upgrade — but you will be entitled to a $50 rebate instead.

Once again, this offer is for Memorial Day only, so you’ll need to claim your upgrade or take advantage of the $100 reduction before the end of today.



Source: T-Mobile
Via: AndroidBeat

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