[WTS] Trezor Model T free-device codes - €10 each (EU, no UK)

[StrangeRider]

I have 10 codes for a free Trezor Model T from a crypto project's reward program, plus one for a Model One. I live outside Europe, so I can't use them.

You get a trezor.io link that puts the Model T in your cart, and a code that drops it from €129 to €0. You only pay Trezor's own shipping (about €6-14 within the EU). The sealed device ships straight from Trezor's warehouse to you.

Price: €10 per code (12 USDT/USDC). 2 codes €18, 3 codes €25. Model One code €5.

How it works:
1. You send 6 USDT/USDC (BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum or Polygon).
2. I PM you the link and the code.
3. You apply the code on trezor.io and see €0 in your own cart.
4. You send the other 6 USDT/USDC and place your order.

Hero/Legendary members with green trust: code first, pay after.
One code per order. Europe only, no UK. Never share your recovery seed with anyone.
PM me or reply here.

[StrangeRider]

Price dropped to $39 per code ($28 each if buying 3+ codes)! Still have codes in stock, happy to use forum escrow or go first for legendary/trusted members.

[StrangeRider]

Price update: €10 per code. Pay half, apply the code on trezor.io yourself, see €0 in your cart, then pay the rest.

[SFR10]

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I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but those codes you're trying to sell aren't going to work because both Model T and Model One HWs have been discontinued since January of this year ^{[you're roughly ten months late (source)]}!

[StrangeRider]

The codes will work; even though production has ceased, support will continue for another 5+ years. Please read it more carefully. They simply stopped producing these models, but you can still use the codes to get the devices—everything works.

[SFR10]

The codes will work; even though production has ceased, support will continue for another 5+ years. Please read it more carefully. They simply stopped producing these models, but you can still use the codes to get the devices—everything works.

Nope, stop making stuff up! Providing a few more years of firmware updates has nothing to do with availability, and the link I provided clearly states: "As of January 8, 2026, Trezor Model One and Trezor Model T will no longer be available through our e-shop."

• They've been discontinued for a very long time ^[screenshot], so you can't even add them to a cart to apply your codes!

[StrangeRider]

Nope, stop making stuff up! Providing a few more years of firmware updates has nothing to do with availability, and the link I provided clearly states: "As of January 8, 2026, Trezor Model One and Trezor Model T will no longer be available through our e-shop."

• They've been discontinued for a very long time, so you can't even add them to a cart to apply your codes!

I completely understand why it looks that way if you just browse the public e-shop catalog, because public retail sales of the Model T ended in January.

However, I am not making anything up — these codes are from the official **October 2026 Trezor x Jumper Exchange collaboration** (for Level 10+ Jumper Loyalty Pass holders), where Trezor allocated a dedicated warehouse batch of Model T devices specifically for this campaign via a direct partner claim link on `trezor.io`.

Here is the proof right here on Bitcointalk and on X:

1. **Official announcement from Jumper Exchange (Oct 12, 2026):**
https://x.com/jumperapp/status/2109630443645435906

2. **Example of a claimed order checkout & my own screenshot of the active claim page / cart:**
- Community claim proof: https://x.com/heycape_/status/2109653402573766995
- My screenshot: https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/10/30/a20JjW.jpg

When you open the partner claim URL provided with the Jumper perk, it adds the Trezor Model T directly to the official `trezor.io` cart, and applying the voucher drops the device price from €129 to €0.00 (leaving only ~€5–€12 shipping to Europe).

[SFR10]

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In that case, I have to apologize for thinking you might redirect users to a phishing website and that the escrow part, or going first for such small amounts, was meant to mislead ^{[the aggressive price drops also contributed to that impression]}.