Cricket Wireless has the iPhone 12 for $99.99 if you get 2 months of unlimited service for $120. No port in required. You can unlock the phone after 6 months of active service. For new customers only.
The way to get the 6 months of service:
Before you make the purchase, you need to get a referral code. The referral code gives both you and the person referring you a $25 credit after you activate the phone and remain active for 60 days. During your phone activation, there is an area to submit your referral code.
You'll have to chat with customer service to change the 2 months of unlimited service ($60/month) to their cheapest plan, 5 GB plan ($30/month). This will give you 4 months of service. You should see credit on your account.
Once your phone is active, you will be able to generate your own referral code. For each person you refer, you will get an additional $25 after the referred person activates their phone and remains active for 60 days. You can track the referral process in your account.
In summary, 4 months from what you paid, 2 months from 3 referrals ($25 from you using a code, $50 from two others using your code)
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BrassGolem
Also, there is probably cashback somewhere so I suggest you check in places that I cannot mention here.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank silentK
Also, there is probably cashback somewhere so I suggest you check in places that I cannot mention here.
Yes, referrals of any variety are not allowed here, please don't message for them either. Thanks.
What is this 2003?
What is this 2003?
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The device is designed for use on and locked to the Cricket network
The device you want to unlock has been active for at least six months of paid service
An active phone number, device has not been reported lost, stolen, or any other fraudulent activity