Pixel 4 for $5 a month or Pixel 4 XL for $10 a month when adding a line on AT&T

Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB offer

Get a Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB for $10/mo. when you buy it on an AT&T Installment Plan with elig. wireless service. Other qual. plans available.

Limited Time Offer. Available in select locations. Not an upgrade offer.

You'll need to:

Have a qualified Business Agreement for Corporate Responsibility User lines of service.
Purchase a Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB on a qualifying installment agreement.
Add a line to a new or existing account.
Pay taxes on the full retail price up front.
Activate postpaid wireless service (minimum $50/mo. on AT&T Mobile Share Plus for Business plan with AutoPay discount; pay $60/mo. until discount starts w/in 2 bills. Other qual. plans avail. Existing customers can add to eligible current plans.).
Note: Requires a qualifying 0% APR AT&T Installment Plan (30-mo. term at $32.00/mo.). Retail price will be divided into monthly installments. You can also buy on an Equipment Installment Plan (24-mo. at $40/mo. or 36-mo. at $26.67/mo.). See att.com/nextup, att.com/equipmentinstallmentplan and your Retail Installment Agreement for full details. If buying on the AT&T Installment Plan with Next Up, customer is responsible and will not receive any credits for an additional $5/mo. for the Next Up upgrade feature.

After that you'll get:

$660 in bill credits for the Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB—sweet!
Note: Credits start within 3 bills and will be applied in equal amounts over up to 36 months. After all credits, get the Google Pixel 4 XL 64GB for $10/mo. on the AT&T Installment Plan or $12.50/mo. on the EIP-24 or $8.34/mo. on the EIP-36. You will receive catch-up credits once bill credits start.

Important notes:

To qualify for bill credits, wireless line must be on an installment agreement and remain active & in good standing for 30 days.
To get all the credits, keep the device active for the entire agreement with eligible wireless service.
If you cancel wireless service, your credits will end and you'll owe the installment agreement balance of up to $960.
If you cancel service on any other line on your account within 90 days of activating the line under this offer, device credits will stop.
If you upgrade or pay up/off the installment agreement on the device early, your credits may cease.
Credit approval is required. Depending on your credit, a down payment may be required.
You have 30 days to exchange or return the smartphone; a restocking fee of up to $55 may apply.
General service details:

Purchase, financing & other limits & restrictions apply.
Offers may not be combinable with other offers, discounts or credits, and may make your account ineligible for select other offers (including bill credit offers) for 12 months.
Pricing, promotions, programming, terms & restrictions subject to change & may be modified or terminated at any time without notice.
Wireless service subject to Business Agreement.
Prices can vary. Taxes, fees, monthly, other charges, usage, speed, coverage & other restr's apply per line. See att.com/mobilityfees for details on fees & charges
Other restrictions apply & may result in service termination.
AT&T service is subject to AT&T network management policies. See att.com/broadbandinfo for details. International and domestic off-net data may be at 2G speeds.

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Good deal if you can complete the requirements and plan to have AT&T anyway. With some of the recent p4 sales, there are better deals out there for the 30-month timeline and comparing phone+service costs. But for anyone who wants to be on a main MNO, this seems decent.

This is an awesome deal. Cool find. Thanks for sharing it.

Not bad if you need a phone right away and are planning on opening a line like for a kid in the family, but best but recently had pixel 4 64gb basically for free with bill credits just for upgrading. No line needed to be added.

30 months...
TD

Quote from BiGGieStuFF : Not bad if you need a phone right away and are planning on opening a line like for a kid in the family, but best but recently had pixel 4 64gb basically for free with bill credits just for upgrading. No line needed to be added.

When was this. I've been trying to track pixel pricing for upgrade with att for a while now.

Quote from JoshMath4 : When was this. I've been trying to track pixel pricing for upgrade with att for a while now.

https://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/13728254

my friend was able to take advantage of it for his wife.

This promotion has been going on since last month. I did not post it because people absolutely hate bill credits on here.

Basic outline of the requirements:
1) Unlimited Plan
2) Must be a new line
3) Must stay on installment plan for (30 months)

Quote from pookyyumi : This promotion has been going on since last month. I did not post it because people absolutely hate bill credits on here. Basic outline of the requirements: 1) Unlimited Plan 2) Must be a new line 3) Must stay on installment plan for (30 months)

Never makes sense to me. I'll take all the bill credits I can get. I have no reason to leave my carrier so what's the downside to credits if I'm not leaving current carrier?

Quote from BiGGieStuFF : Not bad if you need a phone right away and are planning on opening a line like for a kid in the family, but best but recently had pixel 4 64gb basically for free with bill credits just for upgrading. No line needed to be added.

That was a very rare occurrence. I haven't seen something that good since the free iPhone 7 back in 2016.

Quote from itsssmeee : That was a very rare occurrence. I haven't seen something that good since the free iPhone 7 back in 2016.

Yes. Definitely rare but recent. Depending on sales of the pixel 4, who knows. It might happen again.

Quote from nathan1225 : Never makes sense to me. I'll take all the bill credits I can get. I have no reason to leave my carrier so what's the downside to credits if I'm not leaving current carrier?

Exactly! Bill Credits is great if you are not leaving any time soon. But some just need to find a reason to complain.

Post-paid plans are never a deal.
'wow i get to pay $111.21/month for service and i get an overpriced crappy phone for $360 over 36 months, what a bargain!"

Also funny how post-paid has come full circle
2008 post-paid: sign up for our unlimited plan for $75/month, get $600 phone for $199! 2 year contract!
2020 post-paid: sign up for our unlimited plan for $85/month (+tax/fees), get a $900 phone for $360! 3 year credits!

"Bill Credits" just became the new way to market Early Termination Fees, except ETFs you could actually get out of if they messed with your plan/pricing at all. .

Each to their own. However, taking just Economics into account around resale value - iPhone XS for $10/month seems more exciting.