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Best Buy has the AT&T Prepaid Motorola Moto E5 Play for $29.99 (choose activate later).
Motorola Moto E5 Play AT&T Prepaid [bestbuy.com]
Specs
Snapdragon 427 Processor
5.2" 1280x720 IPS Display
16GB Internal Storage (expandable via MicroSD)
8MP Rear + 5MP Front Cameras
Android Oreo 8.0
This deal from Nov is back, but without free shipping. You can order for store pickup for free though.
***EDIT*** Is now OOS for shipping. Deal is dead unless BB near you has in stock.Later it went to regular price, $99.99, and then on sale for $39.99. It's now back to $29.99. I think these won't be around for much longer, as they are a couple of generations old now.
Take note of the comments on the previous post to figure out if this is right for you.
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These seem to work on any AT&T MVNO as long as you don't power it on with the included AT&T prepaid SIM first. My son and I are using these as backups with FreedomPop 1yr pre-loaded SIMs with 1GB/mo, BUT, recently I was trying to run out of data and compare data usage of Hangouts Vs the FreedomPop app. All calls with the FreedomPop app (in/out/LTE/WiFi) were disconnected after 10 minutes. I know I've made longer calls in the past, so don't know what's up with that.
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I believe it was back in 2013 or earlier, those older AT&T Prepaid phones would not work with postpaid. They needed to be on prepaid for at least 6 months before they could be bought over to postpaid. Now some people still don't know that, so they thought that you could bypass that by simply insert a postpaid SIM or MVNO SIM first. They didn't realized that newer AT&T prepaid phone will also work on postpaid these days.
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Also do you have to port a number in or can you get a new number?
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Also, there's a cash back site offering $10 for Visible, and it's already pending for me from ordering the e6 with swap less than an hour ago.
Thinking of getting this for my Mom as her primary phone, she needs at least 100 mins talk/text and limited use of data for gps/web stuff. What is a good cheap plan for this phone in that case?
Thanks!
Almost every phone or tablet I've gotten has gotten a bad battery quickly (several of them bulging and destroying the phones or tablets) so I absolutely abhor paying a lot of money for devices with non-replaceable batteries whose batteries are likely to die/bulge in 2-3 years. The last phone I tried to replace the battery myself using Youtube instructions I wrecked because a trace came off. The cheapest place that will replace batteries charges $50 for what takes them about 10 minutes (+$20 to order a battery which costs $10 on eBay). Neither wrecking my phone nor paying $50+ per device every 2-3 years is a good solution to me.
The tax code will never be simplified because the CPA lobby would never allow it, and I guess phone manufacturers are supporting the phone repair companies by getting rid of user replaceable batteries. The only constant to me is that the consumer (me) gets the short end of the deal.
Where is your s6 from? I tried to activate my visible sim in a universally unlocked phone and it's not compatible. My phone was previously active in vzw.
$20 for new UNlocked Moto E6. The $20 covers 1 month of Visible service. The phone is free with swap. No further obligations.
1 (business)day delivery.
If interested, message me. Thx
If you have already cancelled your CC, How do you know that they were trying to charge you another $25?
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