While T-Mobile customers are surely excited about the news on the Lumia 925's price and release date, T-Mobile has made it a little easier to upgrade your Windows Phones with their JUMP! program.
The JUMP! program is also designed to provide customers with total protection for Windows Phone. The program offers the ability to upgrade to a new device more affordably and protects against malfunction, damage, loss or theft. The cost? $10 per month, per phone (plus taxes and fees).
The program kicks in on July 14th allowing customers to upgrade to a new phone, financed through T-Mobile's Equipment Installment Program (EIP), twice every 12 months after they've been in the JUMP! program for six months.
Simply trade in an eligible T-Mobile phone in good working condition at your local T-Mobile store. Any remaining EIP payments will be eliminated, and current customers can purchase new phones for the same upfront pricing as new customers, with device financing and Simple Choice Plan, a no-annual-service contract.
While it will cost you $120 a year to participate in the JUMP! program and upgrade a lot sooner than once every two years, the plan also provides insurance which is never a bad thing.
Source: T-Mobile
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