Codes can be used several times
If you enter a code and it doesn't take 50% off (only takes $50 off), the code has been used up
During checkout if you get a screen that says VZ needs to do a credit check, do as poster FTL24RAGE suggests
When you get to the credit check, copy and paste this in the address bar
https://www.verizon.com/sales/next/delivery.html
That will take you to your delivery address and you should be good to go.
For problems with PayPal:
Verizon is passing the address to PayPal, but is removing the spacing so it appears as one jumbled mess.
For example, Verizon shows address as:
Code:
Council of Economic Advisers. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Washington, D.C. 20502
Code:
CouncilofEconomicAdvisers.1600PennsylvaniaAvenueNW.Washington,D.C20502
Please PM people codes so it doesn't get picked up by bots. There are people who don't have a slickdeals account constantly refreshing and taking codes without even repping the user. PM people who ask for them and reply to that you got them so multiple people don't send to the same person!!
They stopped giving out the offer as of last night, previous codes are still valid (if unused)
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I WILL POST A CODE AT 6:15 EST (25 minutes). Please DO NOT complete the purchase until 6:25. As long as it applies to your cart, you don't have to worry about missing it. Just proceed to the screen after payment selection and wait
Make sure you are logged into the Microsoft account tied to your XBox
On the Contact Us page, click on the green button that says Contact us
When it asks to "tell us a little more" I did the following prompts:
What are you having trouble with? - Hardware and Network
What's the issue? - Warranty, service, & repair
Where are you seeing it? - XBox Series S
Describe your issue? - I typed in "Contact".
The window will give you recommendations to follow. One of them may be Request a call. Hit that button.
It'll ask you again to describe your issue. Just say "Warranty issue". On the "Select a category" box I just put down Hardware & network.
Click on the "Request a call: Estimated wait: # minutes" button. That should open up the Virtual Agent. They will tell you to complete a CAPTCHA.
Once you get past the CAPTCHA you give them your phone number to have them call you.
Wait until you get the call and then go from there.
It's needlessly convoluted, and there are other routes to take that'll get you to the Request a Call page, but this is how I was able to do it. Best of luck!
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Let me know - thanks!
will update once it's delivered.
thank you OP and Thank you @VicZ04!! much appreciate it
If anyone has a spare code, would be nice since Verizon didn't fulfill their end from my March 1st order.
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If anyone has a spare code, would be nice since Verizon didn't fulfill their end from my March 1st order.
Extending the warranty through Microsoft support has been a crapshoot. Took me some time, but I finally got someone who was able to assist, but they made me feel like I was trying to scam them or something and I was repeatedly told by previous reps to contact Verizon in order to correct the inaccurate information on the warranty. FRUSTRATING.
I think that's why Verizon was clearing these out. Typically when you buy an Xbox from Walmart, Best Buy, Target, etc.., I believe they scan the serial number from the physical box, which is then relayed to Microsoft and so your warranty begins from that day moving forward.
Verizon doesn't do this or have the means to do so and as result, if they didn't liquidate these Series S's soon, then future buyers would have a brand new Xbox that was completely out of warranty - which is obviously no good.
Anyways, definitely call Microsoft and get your warranties adjusted fittingly based on your actually purchase date. You'll need to send them copy of your invoice through email to do so. A previous poster mentioned that they needed to send a image of their serial number from their box, but I personally didn't have to do that. The Microsoft rep only wanted a copy of my invoice.
Good luck.
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- Go to https://support.xbox.co
- Make sure you are logged into the Microsoft account tied to your XBox
- On the Contact Us page, click on the green button that says Contact us
- When it asks to "tell us a little more" I did the following prompts:
- What are you having trouble with? - Hardware and Network
- What's the issue? - Warranty, service, & repair
- Where are you seeing it? - XBox Series S
- Describe your issue? - I typed in "Contact".
- The window will give you recommendations to follow. One of them may be Request a call. Hit that button.
- It'll ask you again to describe your issue. Just say "Warranty issue". On the "Select a category" box I just put down Hardware & network.
- Click on the "Request a call: Estimated wait: # minutes" button. That should open up the Virtual Agent. They will tell you to complete a CAPTCHA.
- Once you get past the CAPTCHA you give them your phone number to have them call you.
- Wait until you get the call and then go from there.
It's needlessly convoluted, and there are other routes to take that'll get you to the Request a Call page, but this is how I was able to do it. Best of luck!Leave a Comment