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Prepaid Wireless Phone/Airtime Card (Email Delivery): Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T EXPIRED
$5 Off $50+
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Target is offering All Prepaid Wireless Phone/Airtime Card (Email Delivery) for $5 Off $50 or More (discount applied when added to cart).
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- Note, discount will be shown when you add to cart; value must exceed $50 or more. Card(s) usually sent within 4 hours to your email address but can be gifted to another recipient.
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- This matches a previous Frontpage deal from September.
- Offer expires 1/29/2022 at 11:59pm PT.
- About this store:
- These prepaid airtime cards cannot be returned.
- A Target RedCard entitles you to 5% off most items, free shipping for online orders, and an extended return period.
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Edited January 21, 2022
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**Starting Sunday Jan 23rd - Jan 29th**
For those interested, Target [target.com] will be offering $5 off all prepaid airtime cards $50 or higher from AT&T, Tracfone, Cricket Wireless, Boost Mobile, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile, Total Wireless and more. Use REDcard [target.com] for an additional 5% off. Last time a similar deal was offered was Sept of last year.
For those interested, Target [target.com] will be offering $5 off all prepaid airtime cards $50 or higher from AT&T, Tracfone, Cricket Wireless, Boost Mobile, Simple Mobile, T-Mobile, Total Wireless and more. Use REDcard [target.com] for an additional 5% off. Last time a similar deal was offered was Sept of last year.
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Last Edited by AnciusD
January 21, 2022
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05:28 AM
** These are refill cards for prepaid phone service. ONLY.
You can't use to buy a phone or apply to postpaid account or Fios cable service.
You can't purchase with Target gift cards.
You can't use to buy a phone or apply to postpaid account or Fios cable service.
You can't purchase with Target gift cards.
kmurnan.murnane
asked this question on 01-21-2022 at 04:46 AM
01-21-2022 at 10:59 AM
You cannot use Target giftcard to purchase phone cards. I've seen in the past there is a limit of 1 promo per order but you can do multiple orders if they have this limit.
Hello777888
asked this question on 01-23-2022 at 08:13 PM
01-26-2022 at 03:24 AM
You have to add a refill every 90 days to keep the balance from expiring. Add a $100 refill pin and you have a year before it the balance expires.
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The AT&T Prepaid 8gb data plan is $300 a year ($25/mo). If you pay for it on ATT using a credit card it's $300 + taxes and fees so like ~$330.
If you buy these giftcards, you avoid the $30 fees as it's assumed they were paid already. Then, you get another $30 discount by buying siz of the $50 Target cards with this deal. Then, another 5% discount ($13.50) with the Red Card discount. The final cost is ~$256/yr, ~$21.30/mo, for AT&T with 8gb of data per month.
Before you say "ah but is cheaper with ". Yes, I'm sure it is. AT&T Prepaid is not the cheapest around. Even so, in my area, AT&T is easily best coverage. I don't face the same deprioritization I did with the other MVNO carriers like Mint. I could save a few dollars per month with another carrier but with drastically worse service.
And with these deals, you can get these plans for around $85-88/ month... Better if you can use the Kroger fuel points and the 13% deals that pop up.
With red card, this is 14.5% off, by the way, so Kroger is a slightly better deal with a 2% cash back card, especially when counting the fuel points.
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And with these deals, you can get these plans for around $85-88/ month... Better if you can use the Kroger fuel points and the 13% deals that pop up.
With red card, this is 14.5% off, by the way, so Kroger is a slightly better deal with a 2% cash back card, especially when counting the fuel points.
And with these deals, you can get these plans for around $85-88/ month... Better if you can use the Kroger fuel points and the 13% deals that pop up.
With red card, this is 14.5% off, by the way, so Kroger is a slightly better deal with a 2% cash back card, especially when counting the fuel points.
The AT&T Prepaid 8gb data plan is $300 a year ($25/mo). If you pay for it on ATT using a credit card it's $300 + taxes and fees so like ~$330.
If you buy these giftcards, you avoid the $30 fees as it's assumed they were paid already. Then, you get another $30 discount by buying siz of the $50 Target cards with this deal. Then, another 5% discount ($13.50) with the Red Card discount. The final cost is ~$256/yr, ~$21.30/mo, for AT&T with 8gb of data per month.
Before you say "ah but [carrier] is cheaper with [feature]". Yes, I'm sure it is. AT&T Prepaid is not the cheapest around. Even so, in my area, AT&T is easily best coverage. I don't face the same deprioritization I did with the other MVNO carriers like Mint. I could save a few dollars per month with another carrier but with drastically worse service.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
The AT&T Prepaid 8gb data plan is $300 a year ($25/mo). If you pay for it on ATT using a credit card it's $300 + taxes and fees so like ~$330.
If you buy these giftcards, you avoid the $30 fees as it's assumed they were paid already. Then, you get another $30 discount by buying siz of the $50 Target cards with this deal. Then, another 5% discount ($13.50) with the Red Card discount. The final cost is ~$256/yr, ~$21.30/mo, for AT&T with 8gb of data per month.
Before you say "ah but [carrier] is cheaper with [feature]". Yes, I'm sure it is. AT&T Prepaid is not the cheapest around. Even so, in my area, AT&T is easily best coverage. I don't face the same deprioritization I did with the other MVNO carriers like Mint. I could save a few dollars per month with another carrier but with drastically worse service.
Currently Metro prepaid cards are only sold through Walmart, and once our phones unlock, I want to move to Tmo prepaid so I can get these deals. Walmart CB deals are like never. Chase Freedom moght have a quarter (like last year's Q4) with Walmart, but thats rare. This Target deal comes up every couple of months.
I was on Cricket for 5 years and averaged 13.5% savings using exactly these sales on 4 lines for $100/mo with 10% sale and stack 5% Redcard.
Also, AT&T postpaid won't let me put more than $500 of credit on the account, and you can't add more if you already have a credit. Cricket let's you add as much as you want. Metro was a bit trickier to apply the prepaid cards, but seems to allow adding more with a credit balance. I'm not going to stay, so I am not loading 6 or more months of credit on my account like I did with Cricket and these sales.