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 08, 2023 10:35 PM
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expiredabdiasq posted Dec 08, 2023 10:35 PM
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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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I would've gone for the Pro if I knew the $320 price was false but now the coupon is already redeemed for P8 only.
I would've gone for the Pro if I knew the $320 price was false but now the coupon is already redeemed for P8 only.
Vaguely tempted by pixel tablet but already have a current ipad air. Any opinion?
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Yes, Firebase is owned by Google, but it's a platform for third parties to host their own apps. Something being run on Firebase DOES not indicate it's owned by Google. If anything, it's the opposite. The first domain linked here is "withgoogle.com", not a subdomain of google.com, which is already a red flag. Then the flow required OAuth signin to some third-party Firebase app. Google would not offer discounts in this way.
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