Update: This deal is still available.
Google Fi offers
New Customers: Samsung Galaxy S22 Series 5G Smartphones with device prices starting at
$299.99 when you
Port-In an existing number to Google Fi and pay for 120 days (~4 months) of service (
starting at $20/mo.).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Jiivi for finding this deal.
Note, refer to the
promo page for complete terms & conditions. Existing Google Fi customers may get
$300 Off w/ purchase and activation of a Samsung Galaxy S22 phone from
fi.google.com
Available options:
- Galaxy S22
- 128GB $299.99
- 256GB $349.99
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Leave the GFi sim in and use your regular service via the eSim as the primary since it comes unlocked. The Google Fi app shows the countdown timer to 120 days and them you port your number back to Google voice.
No need to make it unnecessarily complicated.
More realistic is somewhere between $23- $26 which end up to $92 - $104
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But the good thing about GFi unlike other MVNOs is that you pretty much get the entire phone usage benefits of TMo including international roaming, etc. So you won't miss much from moving from TMo, especially switching as a new customer. However, if you depend on Tmo EIP to keep upgrading your phones in the future, GFi won't work as well.
But the good thing about GFi unlike other MVNOs is that you pretty much get the entire phone usage benefits of TMo including international roaming, etc. So you won't miss much from moving from TMo, especially switching as a new customer. However, if you depend on Tmo EIP to keep upgrading your phones in the future, GFi won't work as well.
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Now the best part, Google Fi customer service is horrendously bad, feel free to check Reddit for more information. But if you get in on this deal, you must activate the phone and then keep it active for 120 days. If you do not, for any reason, you will be charged the $500 and will have to fight it. Even if you RETURN the phone within the RETURN PERIOD, they have charged multiple people $500 after the phone was returned, and then you are in a battle to get the money back. So I'm waiting for my 120 days to be up, and saying goodbye to these morons forever. I expected something branded by Google to be ok. It's a nightmare. Please. Don't.
Now the best part, Google Fi customer service is horrendously bad, feel free to check Reddit for more information. But if you get in on this deal, you must activate the phone and then keep it active for 120 days. If you do not, for any reason, you will be charged the $500 and will have to fight it. Even if you RETURN the phone within the RETURN PERIOD, they have charged multiple people $500 after the phone was returned, and then you are in a battle to get the money back. So I'm waiting for my 120 days to be up, and saying goodbye to these morons forever. I expected something branded by Google to be ok. It's a nightmare. Please. Don't.
Leave the GFi sim in and use your regular service via the eSim as the primary since it comes unlocked. The Google Fi app shows the countdown timer to 120 days and them you port your number back to Google voice.
No need to make it unnecessarily complicated.
Now the best part, Google Fi customer service is horrendously bad, feel free to check Reddit for more information. But if you get in on this deal, you must activate the phone and then keep it active for 120 days. If you do not, for any reason, you will be charged the $500 and will have to fight it. Even if you RETURN the phone within the RETURN PERIOD, they have charged multiple people $500 after the phone was returned, and then you are in a battle to get the money back. So I'm waiting for my 120 days to be up, and saying goodbye to these morons forever. I expected something branded by Google to be ok. It's a nightmare. Please. Don't.
That said, this is probably very dependent on your area. In the Midwest, Google's use of the US Cellular network as a fallback provides outstanding rural coverage. On the highway to visit family in Nebraska, there's a long section where Visible drops out. Google Fi never dropped below 2-3 bars and always had at least LTE data, and often 5G. At our state park campground in Arkansas, I expected no signal, but I had 5G all the time, even out on the water on Beaver Lake.
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You don't need to hook the phone to that number, you just cannot use that SIM/number on a different phone. Activate it, take out the SIM, store it in a drawer and use whatever SIM you want on this phone. Or use the dual SIM feature to put your other SIM in.
After 4 months cancel the GFi service.
People using this to flip phones on eBay may encounter issues.
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