Walmart has
128GB Samsung Galaxy S22+ 6.6" Smartphone for Verizon Wireless (Black) on sale for
$5.53/month for
36-Months w/ 0% APR (or
$199.08 total).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/shipped by Walmart. New/existing customers may be charged w/ $35 activation or upgrade fee.
You may create a new account for your new device or upgrade/add a line if you have an existing account or wanting to upgrade
Specs/Key Features- Samsung Galaxy S22+ Smartphone
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 3GHz Processor
- 6.6" 2340x1080 OLED Touchscreen Display w/ 10MP (Front-Facing Camera) + 12MP (Rear Facing Camera
- 128GB Internal Storage
- 8GB RAM
- Bixby Virtual Assistant
- 4500mAh Battery Capacity
- Nano/eSIM Card
- Wireless Charging
- Contract Cell Phone for Verizon Wireless
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Risk is in ATT phone which require , sim swap.
I hope this help.
Edit: Also, the S23+ has 256 GB of storage, while the S22+ in this deal has 128 GB.
Trying to get the schedule right. Does this work?
- Monday (Day 0) Buy phone on Walmart website.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Phone arrives with 2-day shipping.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Activate, make a phone call and text.
- Wednesday (Day 2) or Thursday (Day 3) Call Verizon support to cancel service.
- Wait at least 60 days. You can tweak out the phone during this time, trying to uninstall bloatware, setting up an SD card, etc...
- Punch IMEI into https://www.t-mobile.com/resource...-own-phone BYOD checker. It should say the phone is unlocked and good. (It should be unlocked automatically)
- Re-activate on any USA mobile network. I'll probably go with US Mobile (A MVNO for Verizon and T-Mobile).
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Is there a guide anywhere on how to exactly, step-by-step, buy this phone and turn it into an off-contract, unlocked phone in 60 days?
Something that explains things like sim swap method, or exactly how it gets unlocked. Who to pay, when to pay it, who to call, when to call, what to say, etc...?
These look like good deals, but there is some work and risk involved, and I'm not one to gamble $200 easily.
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I think your better off going with a last gen flag ship than a brand new mid range phone any day of the week. IMO
Risk is in ATT phone which require , sim swap.
I hope this help.
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My S20FE has been treating me well after a few years, but at this price if I can use this on my T-Mobile network after unlock it seems like a no brainer.
I had the normal s22 and couldn't stand it and bought a pixel, though the S23 and S24 are known for having much better battery life if you like samsung phones.
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Processor on s22 would cause apps to be slow not function properly crash. My mom uses marketplace and browses web a lot. Data and. Network would be slow. Something about the performance of this device and my s22 just barely made it usable. She would use a lg G8 backup phone on wifi rather than s22.
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Trying to get the schedule right. Does this work?
- Monday (Day 0) Buy phone on Walmart website.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Phone arrives with 2-day shipping.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Activate, make a phone call and text.
- Wednesday (Day 2) or Thursday (Day 3) Call Verizon support to cancel service.
- Wait at least 60 days. You can tweak out the phone during this time, trying to uninstall bloatware, setting up an SD card, etc...
- Punch IMEI into https://www.t-mobile.com/resource...-own-phone BYOD checker. It should say the phone is unlocked and good. (It should be unlocked automatically)
- Re-activate on any USA mobile network. I'll probably go with US Mobile (A MVNO for Verizon and T-Mobile).
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Trying to get the schedule right. Does this work?
- Monday (Day 0) Buy phone on Walmart website.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Phone arrives with 2-day shipping.
- Wednesday (Day 2) Activate, make a phone call and text.
- Wednesday (Day 2) or Thursday (Day 3) Call Verizon support to cancel service.
- Wait at least 60 days. You can tweak out the phone during this time, trying to uninstall bloatware, setting up an SD card, etc...
- Punch IMEI into https://www.t-mobile.com/resource...-own-phone BYOD checker. It should say the phone is unlocked and good. (It should be unlocked automatically)
- Re-activate on any USA mobile network. I'll probably go with US Mobile (A MVNO for Verizon and T-Mobile).
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