1 Visit vzw.com/rebate
2 Enter the purchase date and promo code VZ200SWITCH23.
3 Enter the appropriate information.
4 Submit the offer redemption within 60 days of activation.
Result: The customer receives the Verizon Gift Card via email within 8 weeks of submission.
Promotion: Switch to Verizon and get a $200 Verizon eGift Card
Purchase Dates: 10/04/2023 through 10/31/2023
Eligibility Requirements:
Select 4G/5G Smartphones with a minimum retail price of $699.99
New Line Required
Port In Required
Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate plan Required
Consumer Accounts only
Receive a $200 Verizon eGift Card when you port in a new line and activate a select $699.99 smartphone purchased on a device payment agreement on postpaid Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate plan between 10.4.23 and 10.31.23. Offer not available to Visible customers, Verizon Employees, or Verizon Retirees. You must submit for redemption within 60 days of order. Your reward will be sent via email within 8 weeks after receipt and validation of claim to the submitted email address. Limit 12 per account and Certified Pre-Owned devices are excluded. We reserve the right to bill the amount of the reward on your Verizon account if you cancel service within 12 months. A suspension without billing will add the time you are suspended to your 12 month chargeback window. Redeem via your Notifications on the My Verizon app or vzw.com/myverizon. This gift card can be used to buy merchandise & services at stores/kiosks operated by Verizon or at verizon.com, but cannot be used at Verizon Authorized Retailer locations.
Verizon trade-in value per Bestbuy
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/ipho...mpid=104
List of Costco locations that have Verizon still:
Alabama
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Montgomery
Arkansas
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Little Rock
Arizona
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Cave Creek
Chandler
N Phoenix
Surprise
Thomas Road
Tucson
Californa
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Anitoch
Azusa
Bakersfield
Cal Expo (Sacramento)
Carmel Mountain
Chino Hills
City of Industry
Cypress CA
Fremont
Gilroy
Great Oaks
Hayward
Huntington Beach
Inglewood
Irvine
Laguna Marketplace
Lake Elsinore
Mission Valley
Monterey Park
Murrieta
N Fresno
Oxnard
Palm Desert
Rancho Del Rey
Redwood City
Roseville CA
S San Francisco
Salinas
San Dimas
San Jose
San Luis Obispo
Santa Clara
Santa Rosa
Torrance
Tracy
Turlock
Ukiah
Vacaville
Van Nuys
Woodland Hills
Yorba Linda
Colorado
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Aurora
Douglas County
E Colorado Springs
Timnath
Westminster CO
Connecticut
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Enfield
Norwalk CT
Waterbury
Florida
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Boca Raton
Estero
Kendall
Melbourne
N Miami
Pembroke Pines
Pompano
Sarasota Mall
St Augustine
W Tampa
Georgia
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Augusta
Fort Oglethorpe
Mall of Georgia
Perimeter
Town Center
Hawaii
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Iwilei
Kona
Maui
Iowa
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Davenport
Idaho
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Boise
Idaho Falls
Illinois
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Champaign
Chicago South Loop
Glenview
Mt Prospect
Naperville
Oak Brook
Orland Park
Indiana
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Fort Wayne
Fortune Park
S Indianapolis
Kentucky
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Lexington
Louisiana
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New Orleans
Massachusetts
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Danvers
Waltham
Maryland
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Brandywine
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Owings Mills
White Marsh
Michigan
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Grand Rapids
Green Oak Township
Lakeside
Middlebelt
Pittsfield Township
Minnesota
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Baxter
Coon Rapids
St Cloud
Woodbury
Missouri
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Kansas City
S St Louis
Mississippi
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Ridgeland
Montana
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Billings
Missoula
North Carolina
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Apex
Mooresville
Nebraska
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Lincoln
New Jersey
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Cherry Hill
Clifton
Edison
Hazlet
Manahawkin
Marlboro
Mt Laurel
Princeton
Teterboro
Union
Wayne
New Mexico
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SE Albuquerque
Nevada
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Centennial
SW Henderson
New York
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Brooklyn
Commack
Nanuet
Oceanside
Queens
Rochester NY
Ohio
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Avon OH
Centerville
Easton OH
Mayfield Heights
Oklahoma
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Tulsa
Oregon
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Bend
Central Point
Eugene
Hillsboro
Portland
Salem
Pennsylvania
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Robinson
South Carolina
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Greenville
Tennesee
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Farragut
Texas
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Duncanville
Frisco
N Fort Worth
Pflugerville
S Austin
Selma
Southlake
W Katy
Webster
Willowbrook
Utah
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Saratoga Springs
South Ogden
Spanish Fork
West Valley
Virginia
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Chantilly
Charlottesville
Chesterfield
Newington
Pentagon City
Potomac Mills
Winchester
Washington
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Bellingham
Bonney Lake
Covington
Lynnwood
N Spokane
Redmond
Sequim
Tacoma
Wenatchee
Wisconsin
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Menomonee Falls
Verona
Or to look up what your local store has, here's ATT and TM.
https://www.costco.com/att-brand-showcase.html
https://www.costco.com/t-mobile-b...wcase.html
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i.e. 3 year contract.
getting taken to the cleaners.
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I did the credit for 36 months crap with T-Mobile 2 years ago during covid…they asked me to mail my old phones and then they said all were cracked…so I wouldnt get any credit ..and they couldn't return my old phones..I went the Twitter/Facebook route complaining about the company and someone reached out and provided all credit in one bill. Never again I am falling for the "36 month" no contract contract.
Let's say you're in a plan that has the 36 month bill credits and owe $800 or less on the outstanding phone balance.
Port number over to T-Mobile and get the "keep and switch" promo which gives you up to $800 to pay off your old phone from the other carrier
You're now on T-Mobile with no device payments. Wait "a period of time" and port back to carrier of choice to get the new customer promos
If you're grandfathered into any plans you'll automatically lose them once you port to T-Mobile. You've have to perform basic arithmetic to see if the porting back plans are worth it.
phones tahst get $830 full credit?
Do you pay up-front then they credit you the cost over 36 months? That's not free, you're still loaning them money by paying the full cost and then they pay you back in installments.
Do you pay monthly on 0% APR and it lasts 36 months? That's not free, either as you're paying for the cost over a long period. If that's considered free, then my car is free because I got it at 0% APR over 60 months.
Had a much less complicated problem with Tmob that didn't involve any trade ins, it was entirely THEIR mistake, out of the blue, and had collections chasing me for months. Literally after SIX months and writing to their corporate offices, was it finally fixed. Tmob offered me $500 bill credit. Ofc I accepted and once it ran through, it was the last time I will ever deal with these shenanigans. Prepaid all the way, so so much easier, CHEAPER, and same service. If any of you haven't tried it, you don't know what you're missing and your wallet thanks you.
In fact, even if prepaid offered no savings, I'd still prefer it. The fact that they are literally a fraction of these post-paid "legacy" plans, is pure brilliance on their part.
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Do you pay up-front then they credit you the cost over 36 months? That's not free, you're still loaning them money by paying the full cost and then they pay you back in installments.
Do you pay monthly on 0% APR and it lasts 36 months? That's not free, either as you're paying for the cost over a long period. If that's considered free, then my car is free because I got it at 0% APR over 60 months.
For example if the phone you choose costs $25/mo, they'll credit your account $25/mo essentially paying off the phone for you, over a 36-mo period.
However, if you pay the phone off early the credits stop and then you're out of pocket for the pay off amount. Its the carriers way to ensure they have a customer paying monthly for the term of the agreement. (contract)
End result is neither of your scenarios haha
Do you pay up-front then they credit you the cost over 36 months? That's not free, you're still loaning them money by paying the full cost and then they pay you back in installments.
Do you pay monthly on 0% APR and it lasts 36 months? That's not free, either as you're paying for the cost over a long period. If that's considered free, then my car is free because I got it at 0% APR over 60 months.
Unfortunately for me it doesn't seem they'll match for existing business customers - but seems new business customers get a very similar offer (1000 credit + 200 additional verizon credit)
PM me for the other question
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I'll happily take the credits. Hell, even if I upgrade him in two years, the credit is worth it! The 8yr old iPhone is almost worthless LOL
I have iPhone se 2020 and planning to upgrade. Any insight would be appreciated.
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