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6-Month Tello Prepaid Plan: Unlimited Talk/Text + 2GB LTE Data/Month Expired
$39.20
$84.00
(Valid for New Tello Users only)
StackSocial has for New Tello Users: 6-Month Tello Prepaid Plan: Unlimited Talk/Text + 2GB LTE Data per month on sale for $39.20 when you apply coupon code WELOVEDAD during checkout.
Thanks to community member vpratap397 for finding this deal.
Note, must apply the promo code to receive discount. Must stay on this plan for 6 months in order to keep the offer. If you change the phone plan, the offer will not longer apply going forward. Valid for new Tello users only.
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Thanks to community member vpratap397 for finding this deal.
Note, must apply the promo code to receive discount. Must stay on this plan for 6 months in order to keep the offer. If you change the phone plan, the offer will not longer apply going forward. Valid for new Tello users only.
Coverage & Compatibility
- Check the coverage in your area
- Check your phone compatibility
- Length of access: 6 months
- This plan is only available to new users
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Max number of devices: 1
- Access options: mobile
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- About this Deal
- Deal is for a one time credit to be applied to your Tello account covering 6 months of service on the following bundle: unlimited talk & text + 2GB/month. Credits cannot be combined or stacked. Must redeem your code within 30 days of purchase.
- This price is $44.80 lower (53% savings) compared to the list price.
- This price is $2.45 lower than a recent Frontpage Deal for the same Tello plan.
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Edited June 11, 2021
at 02:38 AM
Stacksocial has Tello 6 months of service deal with unlimited talk, text and 2 GB LTE data per month for $39.20 using code WELOVEDAD , 20% off. the data speed over 2GB would be at 2G speed for the rest of the month.
https://stacksocial.com/sales/tel...s-lte-data
https://stacksocial.com/sales/tel...s-lte-data
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