As always with Google Store deals, you have the option of joining Google One 2 TB at $9.99 for one month before purchase, to add 10% in Google Store credit to the deal after the order has shipped.
For example, if you purchase the Pixel 8 Pro 128GB at $599.40, you can also spend $9.99 to get $59.94 in Google Store Credit.
You can cancel your Google One subscription at any time.
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Some report that joining Google One Premium (2TB) will give you a benefit to jump to Google Play Points Gold. YMMV - I upgraded my 100GB membership to 2TB nine days ago and no such benefit has been provided. Google Support is unable and/or unwilling to help.
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expiredabdiasq posted Dec 8, 2023 10:35 PM
Google Play Gold/Platinum Members: Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, or Pixel Tablet w/ Dock
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Then, look for an entry called "gweb-play-points-app"
You can remove the permissions by clicking on the entry, then at the bottom you click on "Delete all connections you have with gweb-play-points-app"
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1. Requiring Google One, Gold, or Platinum pretended to be an exclusive perk affiliated with Google - but it is NOT. This smells like a phishing scam targeting a specific group of wealthy shoppers.
2. An unknown seller offering better prices than Google and phone service providers - is too good to be true. This sounds like a bogus seller who may take our money and run without shipping anything.
3. A limited time offer while supplies last is rushing us to click the buy button without researching the seller. This looks like a red flag warning us please do NOT let greed cloud our better judgements.
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