Google Fi offers New and Existing Customers:
$250 Additional Trade-in Credit for eligible Apple iPhones towards the purchase of
Google Pixel 7 / 7 Pro Smartphone when you use promo code
PIXEL2022 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members
tjphoton and
silentK for finding this deal.
Eligible devices (to receive the full
$250 additional trade-in value for your eligible Apple iPhone):
- Google Pixel 7 from $399 ($200 off)*
- Google Pixel 7 Pro from $599 ($300 off)*
- *You must activate your Pixel device & port-in your number (necessary for new customers only) within 30 days of receiving your order shipment confirmation email and remain active on Fi for a minimum of 60 consecutive days of paid service (from $20/month) or you will be charged the $200 (Pixel 7) / $300 (Pixel 7 Pro) promotional discount provided via this offer. See complete terms here ($200 off Pixel 7) and here ($300 off Pixel 7 Pro).
- Trade in one of these eligible devices:
- iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, and 13 Pro Max
- iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max
- iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max
- iPhone X, XR, XS, and XS Max
- iPhone 8 and 8 Plus
- iPhone SE (2nd gen) and SE (3rd gen)
Example:- 128GB Google Pixel 7($399) - $149 current trade-in value for 64GB Apple iPhone SE (2nd Gen) - $250 bonus trade-in credit w/ code PIXEL2022 = Free (after $399 total trade-in credit is applied) w/ Port-In + (required minimum of) 60-Days Service (starting at $20/month x 2 months = $40)
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Like I said, I wouldn't trust Google's stupid system to not charge you at the end. Definitely going to initiate a return and cut my loss by Jan 15th (which is the last date for return).
I had 2 pixel 7 pro orders. The problem with this promotion is the amount of exposure. It is $300 plus $250 for each phone. That is $550 for one and $1100 for two phones.
If Google Fi charges me because of some stupid reason at the end, it will be a problem without having the ability to return the phone back. Their chat support is useless and the CSR are giving contradictory answers. For instance one told me that my referral was applied. The other me not applied and it cannot be stacked.
That's just the weird way Fi and T-mo state their billing periods. Even their billing reps find it confusing.
That's just the weird way Fi and T-mo state their billing periods. Even their billing reps find it confusing.
However I received a bill on December 2 for $15 plus taxes and fees. So I my bill was $15 for 7 days?
The only difference was I did get all the checkmarks including activation and bringing in my number the next day however they all disappeared and the counter went up to 34 or 33 days remaining for activation and started counting downwards?
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Like I said, I wouldn't trust Google's stupid system to not charge you at the end. Definitely going to initiate a return and cut my loss by Jan 15th (which is the last date for return).
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Like I said, I wouldn't trust Google's stupid system to not charge you at the end. Definitely going to initiate a return and cut my loss by Jan 15th (which is the last date for return).
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1 for a friend: Pixel 7.
Pixel 7 Pro - one was activated on eSIM earlier. Does NOT show the checkmarks or countdown.
The other Pixel 7 Pro, I just activated today AM with Physical SIM (old one I had lying around).
The Pixel 7 for my friend (who is tech challenged, and doing stuff on her behalf) - hasn't yet been activated. Sorry about the confusion.
However I received a bill on December 2 for $15 plus taxes and fees. So I my bill was $15 for 7 days?
I'm no expert, but I spend a decent time reading Reddit threads.
Consensus (per Reddit): It doesn't matter what the CSRs say or claim. Unless the system (Fi Website Promo tracker) shows checkmark on all requirements, Google will charge the user for the promotion initially given while placing the order.
Consensus (per Reddit): It doesn't matter what the CSRs say or claim. Unless the system (Fi Website Promo tracker) shows checkmark on all requirements, Google will charge the user for the promotion initially given while placing the order.
New Fi Member activates device in 25 days for one of them, and 27 days in the other. These are both UNCHECKED.
For the Pixel 7 Pro I activated using eSIM - it shows 2 IMEI numbers when I click on your plan - Devices - Pixel 7 Pro.
For the Pixel 7 Pro activated using Physical SIM - it shows only 1 IMEI as expected.
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