Trump Mobile Updates T1 Smartphone Preorder Terms and Conditions

Trump Mobile has updated its preorder terms for President Donald Trump’s gold-plated “T1” smartphone, making clear that the $100 deposits it accepts provide no guarantee the device will ever be produced or sold. The company, which has delayed the launch multiple times from its original target, now states that a preorder deposit offers only a conditional opportunity if Trump Mobile later elects, in its sole discretion, to offer the Device for sale.

A deposit is not a purchase, does not constitute acceptance of an order, does not create a contract for sale, does not transfer ownership or title interest, does not allocate or reserve specific inventory, and does not guarantee that a Device will be produced or made available for purchase, according to the updated terms reported by The Independent.

The $100 deposit is nonbinding and does not reserve a phone, secure the $499 promotional price, or guarantee any features, specs, release date or inventory. The deposit does not lock in pricing, promotions, service plans, taxes, fees, shipping costs or other commercial terms.

Final pricing and offers will be disclosed at the time of purchase, and customers will have the opportunity to accept or reject the final terms before completing the purchase.

Pricing and promotional terms may change any time prior to purchase. Any applicable taxes will be calculated at the time of final sale and may vary based on shipping location and then-current tax laws. Any prior advertising, marketing materials, product renderings, feature descriptions, or estimated timelines are informational only and do not constitute binding representations, warranties or guarantees.