Cricket Wireless offers
New Customers:
64GB Apple iPhone 11 on sale for
$419.99 when you
Port-In a non-AT&T number and
pre-pay for 2 Months of the $60 Cricket Unlimited Prepaid Plan ($120 total).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
wu1chef for sharing this deal
Deal Instructions:
- Add your color choice of 64GB Apple iPhone 11 below
- Add to cart by selecting 'New Customer', then 'I'm switching to Cricket'
- Follow instructions in checkout to port number
- An automatic discount will be applied to the phone at checkout.
- Price for 2 months of service on the $60 Unlimited Plan + your new 64GB Apple iPhone 11 will be $419.99 + free shipping.
About this product / service:- Cricket Wireless is a prepaid no-contract service owned by and operated on the AT&T network (coverage map).
- This device is locked to the Cricket Wireless network and can be unlocked after 180 consecutive days (6 months) of active prepaid service on Cricket Wireless (unlock policy).
- You may switch to any other lower-priced service plan once your first 2 months of prepaid service on the $60 unlimited plan ends or cancel service at any time. Note that you will not be refunded for unused time remaining on the amount you prepaid with this offer if you cancel before the initial 60 days period has completed.
- $60 Unlimited Plan features:
- Unlimited talk, text & picture messages in the U.S.
- Unlimited high-speed 4G LTE data access (Cricket may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy)
- 15GB Mobile Hotspot
- 150GB Cloud Storage
- SD quality video streaming (480p)
- Mexico and Canada usage (Canada usage cannot exceed 50%)
- Unlimited texts from the U.S. to 37 countries
- HD Voice & WiFi Calling
- Device Specifications (source):
- 6" 1792x828 IPS 'Retina' Display
- Apple A13 Bionic Chip
- 64GB Internal Storage
- Camera:
- Main Camera:
- 12 MP, f/1.8, 26mm (wide), 1/2.55", 1.4µm, dual pixel PDAF, OIS
- 12 MP, f/2.4, 120˚, 13mm (ultrawide)
- Selfie Camera
- 12 MP, f/2.2, 23mm (wide)
- IP68 Dust/Water Resistant
- 3110 mAh Battery w/ support for up to 18W fast charging
- Qi Wireless Charging
- iOS 13, upgradable to iOS 14.7
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If you want to unlock it, as soon as you activate it, downgrade from the $60 plan to the $30 monthly plan. So you have 4 months paid already if you do this. If you want to unlock it, pay $30 + $30 (2 months) to total 6 months which qualifies for them to unlock it.
So you pay $420 + $60. $480 plus whatever tax
So let's say $500 for an unlocked iPhone 11 64gb
Brand new unlocked 64gb at apple costs $600 plus tax.
Should be $299 + $120 + $60 to unlock = $480 Not that slick unless you want the service. $25 less if you use a referral.
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So there you have 4 months, you would have to pay $30 and $30, $60, to get it fully unlocked via cricket.
You can do it on the website.
$299 for iPhone 11
60x6 = $360 so overall $660 for unlocked iphone 11? doesn't seem like much of a deal..
$299 for iPhone 11
60x6 = $360 so overall $660 for unlocked iphone 11? doesn't seem like much of a deal..
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$299 for iPhone 11
60x6 = $360 so overall $660 for unlocked iphone 11? doesn't seem like much of a deal..
If you want to unlock it, as soon as you activate it, downgrade from the $60 plan to the $30 monthly plan. So you have 4 months paid already if you do this. If you want to unlock it, pay $30 + $30 (2 months) to total 6 months which qualifies for them to unlock it.
So you pay $420 + $60. $480 plus whatever tax
So let's say $500 for an unlocked iPhone 11 64gb
Brand new unlocked 64gb at apple costs $600 plus tax.
Got a few steals from cricket. I believe it was $50 iPhone 7's and $100 iPhone 8's
Mother's Day deal came in T-Mobile and traded those iPhone 8's for new iPhone 12's, no add a line but it is 24 bill credits. But I'm not leaving T-Mobile anytime soon
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Should be $299 + $120 + $60 to unlock = $480 Not that slick unless you want the service. $25 less if you use a referral.
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