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3-Months Google Fi Unlimited Calls, Text & Data Phone Plan Expired
50% Off
(Up to 6-Person Plan)
Fi.Google is offering their Google Fi Unlimited Calls, Text & Data Phone Plan for 50% Off listed below valid for the first 3-Months only when you click on the 'Get Started' link
Thanks to community member 14deals for finding this deal
Note, you may choose the amount of people on your plan and the rates will differ in the list below
Available Option(s)
Thanks to community member 14deals for finding this deal
Note, you may choose the amount of people on your plan and the rates will differ in the list below
Available Option(s)
- Google Fi Unlimited Calls/Text/Data
- 1-Person $35/Month for 3-Months only
- 2-Person $30/Month for 3-Months only
- 3-Person $25/Month for 3-Months only
- 4-Person $23/Month for 3-Months only
- 5-Person $23/Month for 3-Months only
- 6-Person $23/Month for 3-Months only
- Unlimited calls, data & texts
- 24/7 customer support
- Low rates for calls while traveling internationally
- VPN and spam protection included
- Family features included at no extra cost
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Go unlimited for
50% off
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Get 50% off your first three months on
the Fi Unlimited plan. Save up� to $405
with rates starting as low as $22.50/mo
per line for 4+ lines.¹
https://fi.google.com/about/plans...lueband
50% off
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Get 50% off your first three months on
the Fi Unlimited plan. Save up� to $405
with rates starting as low as $22.50/mo
per line for 4+ lines.¹
https://fi.google.com/about/plans...lueband
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Last Edited by eyeslick
February 26, 2021
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04:29 PM
How do I qualify for this offer?
To qualify for 50% off in Fi bill credit, you must:
Sign up for the Google Fi Unlimited Plan as a new Fi customer or join an existing Google Fi Unlimited Plan as a new Fi customer while the promotion is live on fi.google.com.
Activate on the Google Fi Unlimited Plan account within 30 days of signing up for Fi on fi.google.com/signup or within 30 days of adding a new Fi customer to an existing Google Fi Unlimited Plan on fi.google.com/account.
A new Fi customer is defined as a person who has never previously opened a Fi account.
Former Fi customers who have cancelled or paused service are not eligible.
Fi to Fi number transfers are not eligible for the promotion.
For existing Fi accounts, only new members added to the account will receive the Fi bill credit.
The promotion starts for the new member added to the account at the time they activate.
Current Fi users will pay the regular monthly Google Fi Unlimited Plan rate.
Each eligible person in the group must individually meet the qualification conditions in order to redeem the promotion.
The promotion starts for each person who meets the conditions at the time they activate.
If the account is paused, credit will not roll over and will continue to be used in the three months after initial activation.
You must remain on the Google Fi Unlimited Plan and not leave your account or switch to a different account to receive the entirety of the 3 month credit.
To qualify for 50% off in Fi bill credit, you must:
Sign up for the Google Fi Unlimited Plan as a new Fi customer or join an existing Google Fi Unlimited Plan as a new Fi customer while the promotion is live on fi.google.com.
Activate on the Google Fi Unlimited Plan account within 30 days of signing up for Fi on fi.google.com/signup or within 30 days of adding a new Fi customer to an existing Google Fi Unlimited Plan on fi.google.com/account.
A new Fi customer is defined as a person who has never previously opened a Fi account.
Former Fi customers who have cancelled or paused service are not eligible.
Fi to Fi number transfers are not eligible for the promotion.
For existing Fi accounts, only new members added to the account will receive the Fi bill credit.
The promotion starts for the new member added to the account at the time they activate.
Current Fi users will pay the regular monthly Google Fi Unlimited Plan rate.
Each eligible person in the group must individually meet the qualification conditions in order to redeem the promotion.
The promotion starts for each person who meets the conditions at the time they activate.
If the account is paused, credit will not roll over and will continue to be used in the three months after initial activation.
You must remain on the Google Fi Unlimited Plan and not leave your account or switch to a different account to receive the entirety of the 3 month credit.
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Customer/Tech support cannot help with billing. Sign-up is easy, but getting out is not. No way to dispute charge and/or to remove credit card.
Be warned ! I cancelled the service & returned the phone under RMA since the phone was defective. Google did not issue refund for the phone, and continued to charge for service. After numerous chatting with support without success, I had to get help with CC company.
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Other than at $10/GB for data, my biggest problem was I live in a metro area with many strong signal for multiple carriers. I would drop calls even in my house as my Google Fi (Moto G7) kept jumping carriers seeking the strongest signal.
Customer service was terrible, seems they don't care all that much. Given the current market conditions Google needs to revamp their entire structure from rates to customer service. I would save my time and money. At 1/2 price their rates are on the high end of being competitive, at the end of three months those rates become uncompetitive in the US market. Add in their blah customer service and I would quickly move on. Google should stay out of the wireless business.
I started forcing the carrier to T-Mobile but that's a bandaid as they keep switching you back.
which MVNO do you prefer? I've thought about switching to tmobile because it's all that works at my house, but sprint is way faster at my job.
Customer/Tech support cannot help with billing. Sign-up is easy, but getting out is not. No way to dispute charge and/or to remove credit card.
Be warned ! I cancelled the service & returned the phone under RMA since the phone was defective. Google did not issue refund for the phone, and continued to charge for service. After numerous chatting with support without success, I had to get help with CC company.
They basically all have low level non existent access. They are more or less just passing you from lvl 1 to lvl 1 support. Asking to talk to a manager or get your call escalated isnt possible. The can fix an issue 1 week, it show back up again and the ENTIRE PROCESS STARTS OVER.
Other than at $10/GB for data, my biggest problem was I live in a metro area with many strong signal for multiple carriers. I would drop calls even in my house as my Google Fi (Moto G7) kept jumping carriers seeking the strongest signal.
Customer service was terrible, seems they don't care all that much. Given the current market conditions Google needs to revamp their entire structure from rates to customer service. I would save my time and money. At 1/2 price their rates are on the high end of being competitive, at the end of three months those rates become uncompetitive in the US market. Add in their blah customer service and I would quickly move on. Google should stay out of the wireless business.
This! I used it when I was traveling for a couple months, but it just doesn't compete price wise. Visible is $25/month "unlimited" and offers a pretty similar service (except the roaming.)
Honestly, I don't think it was even that great of a deal for roaming, it's just convenient. But if you have an esim phone (like any iPhone from the last three years) you can add a local plan really cheap.
Not that anyone should be traveling now anyway. Perhaps that's why they're cutting the price now, their international roaming fees probably dropped to a small fraction of what it used to be.
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Phone wise, no different than any other service I used. I can tell you though, Fi does not work in certain areas. Airports specifically.
I mainly got it because Verizon decided to start charging for hotspotting. As a developer, I need access to a hotspot, and didnt want to pay a premium for it.
What other MVNO's include US Cellular Service?
This is the only reason to have Fi. If you need that US Cellular service for a fair price.
Customer/Tech support cannot help with billing. Sign-up is easy, but getting out is not. No way to dispute charge and/or to remove credit card.
Be warned ! I cancelled the service & returned the phone under RMA since the phone was defective. Google did not issue refund for the phone, and continued to charge for service. After numerous chatting with support without success, I had to get help with CC company.
Thanks. Will stay away.
Preferably ones that might be Verizon or Tmo based.
As others have mentioned, the support is abysmal. There are limited phones which work on the plan, so I purchased one of the phones directly from Google. It died within several months. Their warranty requires you to purchase another of the same phone at FULL RETAIL PRICE, ship the old one back, and then credit you back the cost of the new phone. That process can take weeks. I was without a phone for days waiting for the new one.
Trying to get any kind of technical support from them is impossible. Aside from a pretty bad language barrier it was very much a read from the script kind of support. Anything that a phone reboot and an update can't fix is an automatic wipe the phone and reset to factory settings. If that doesn't work, send it in with no loaner. Also, they refuse to let you speak to a manager for whatever reason.
While using the service I lived in an area that was not within a reliable TMobile coverage region (as mentioned above). Instead of automatically switching to the other carrier I just usually had no service. Forcing the phone to ATT only causes the same problem when you stray into an area not covered well by ATT service.
After I ported my number to Verizon, Fi screwed up the port request. Calls to my VM were sent to my VM on my Fi Mailbox for months after I left....eventually I would just get the default TMobile unavailable VM message when people hit my VM on my Verizon phone. That was really rough trying to explain to people.
The billing disparities took months to resolve. I think it was all sorted out 3-4 months after I had left.
Would not recommend unless you're some kind of masochist.
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