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Prepaid Wireless/Airtime Cards (Email Delivery): Spend $50, Get Expired
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Target is offering $5 Off $50 Prepaid Wireless/Airtime Cards (Email Delivery).
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**Starting Sunday April 28th - May 4th**
For those interested, Target [target.com] will be offering, $5 off $50 or more on all prepaid airtime cards from AT&T, Cricket, Tracfone, Total by Verizon, Simple Mobile, Boost Mobile, T-Mobile and more. Use a Circle Card for an additional 5% off.
For those interested, Target [target.com] will be offering, $5 off $50 or more on all prepaid airtime cards from AT&T, Cricket, Tracfone, Total by Verizon, Simple Mobile, Boost Mobile, T-Mobile and more. Use a Circle Card for an additional 5% off.
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Multiple purchases, multiple emails and multiple codes is getting harder to keep track as my mind is slowly dying. lol
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If I buy a $45 card and use it, will the credit be valid for 3 months? ($15 x 3 months)
Thank you in advance for the help!
100/1yr.
A lot of people on the $300 12mo plan so your next billing might be a while
A lot of people on the $300 12mo plan so your next billing might be a while
I took over my mom's line a few years ago. It was on a gf'd paygo plan with a considerable balance. In the intervening years, I switched to a monthly plan and then back to paygo. I have to add a refill (further increasing the balance) or lose the balance. Based on the refill amount, the balance expiration extends 30/90/1yr as previously noted. Yeah, I should just switch to a monthly plan and burn the remaining balance but I have other lines on annual plans so I'm keep kicking it down the road. Plus the current monthly plans aren't that attractive to me. Vicious cycle. I don't know about your plan but mine has a balance expiration date.
Only recently, I learned about the $1 fee (doesn't add to balance) to extend the balance 30 days but now it costs $5 to call CS and can't be done online (as far as I know). Just struck me: Maybe I can add $1 to the balance via CC?
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If I buy a $45 card and use it, will the credit be valid for 3 months? ($15 x 3 months)
Thank you in advance for the help!
I haven't had issues with leaving credits on my T-mobile account for 3 months. I think it expires after 90 days on an inactive account.
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/...a_certain/
If I buy a $45 card and use it, will the credit be valid for 3 months? ($15 x 3 months)
Thank you in advance for the help!
Let's say you're on the $300 annual plan that started in Sept 2023 -- your next $300 payment is due in Sept 2024
If you buy 6x $50 cards and redeem all 6 to your account right now then the $300 balance will exp in 90 days (July 2024) so you'll lose your funds before the Sept 2024 renewal
You could wait until July to redeem them so 90-day exp date is Oct 2024 which is past your Sept 2024 renewal date (funds will be used by then) -- another option would be to redeem 5 cards so $250 exp in July then add the 6th card before the July exp date so entire $300 gets pushed to Oct 2024 exp date (if you forget then you lose your $250 so its safer to just hold it until July then redeem all 6)
Let's say you're on the $300 annual plan that started in Sept 2023 -- your next $300 payment is due in Sept 2024
If you buy 6x $50 cards and redeem all 6 to your account right now then the $300 balance will exp in 90 days (July 2024) so you'll lose your funds before the Sept 2024 renewal
I took over my mom's line a few years ago. It was on a gf'd paygo plan with a considerable balance. In the intervening years, I switched to a monthly plan and then back to paygo. I have to add a refill (further increasing the balance) or lose the balance. Based on the refill amount, the balance expiration extends 30/90/1yr as previously noted. Yeah, I should just switch to a monthly plan and burn the remaining balance but I have other lines on annual plans so I'm keep kicking it down the road. Plus the current monthly plans aren't that attractive to me. Vicious cycle. I don't know about your plan but mine has a balance expiration date.
Only recently, I learned about the $1 fee (doesn't add to balance) to extend the balance 30 days but now it costs $5 to call CS and can't be done online (as far as I know). Just struck me: Maybe I can add $1 to the balance via CC?
I think I follow. I think you're saying that for a prepaid plan, e.g. $300/yr, if you load $400, you will have a $100 balance at the end of one year that will expire unless you load, say, $1. Then in that case, you should load $1 or $5 and use up the remaining balance while you decide on whatever new plan you go with.
But I've prepaid a year of service 6 months in advance, and didn't have a credit balance expiry. Before loading the rep told me the account balance resets with each month as each month $25 is charged against the $300 prepay. Wonder what is the difference here.
$100 card gives you 1yr exp date -- $50 card gives you 90 days
I loaded 3x $100 in Nov 2023 and my account balance has Nov 2024 exp date -- my renewal is in June so it'll get used up by then:
Your Plan Amount $300.00
Total Charges $300.00
Current Balance ( Expires on Nov 29, 2024 ) $300.00
Payment ( Due Jun 12, 2024 ) $0.00
Check here to see what yours says:
https://www.paygonline.
$300 plan is only charged upfront in full -- the monthly data reset cycle doesn't reset the exp date for account balance since you're not adding any new funds
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$100 card gives you 1yr exp date -- $50 card gives you 90 days
I loaded 3x $100 in Nov 2023 and my account balance has Nov 2024 exp date -- my renewal is in June so it'll get used up by then:
Your Plan Amount $300.00
Total Charges $300.00
Current Balance ( Expires on Nov 29, 2024 ) $300.00
Payment ( Due Jun 12, 2024 ) $0.00
Check here to see what yours says:
https://www.paygonline.
$300 plan is only charged upfront in full -- the monthly data reset cycle doesn't reset the exp date for account balance since you're not adding any new funds
Current Balance ( Expires on Jul 29, 2024 )$300.00
It said the same (Expires on Jul 29, 2023) last year when I loaded $300. But the balance doesn't become $0 on Jul 30.
The data reset doesn't affect account billing, that's correct. But monthly charges against an existing credit balance does, and that's why preloading $300 for a year does not cause expiration. During 2021 I had an existing balance remaining for the rest of the 12 mo 2021 term. I reloaded another $300 in 2021, prepaying ahead of time my 2022 year of service because of a Kroger deal. That balance did not expire, it simply was charged against for the 2022 year of service.