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expired Posted by ProudToBeAnIndian 7 months ago

Verizon 64GB iPhone SE 3rd Generation (New or Added Line)

($99 total) + Free S/H

$2.75/mo. for 36 Months

$499

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Walmart offers Verizon 64GB iPhone SE 3rd Generation Smartphone (Various Colors) on sale from $2.75/month for 36 Months ($99 total) via Upgrade or New Line Activation (new/existing customers) on an eligible Verizon postpaid plan. An additional one-time upgrade/activation fee may also apply.

Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.

iPhone SE Features:
  • 4.7" Retina HD display
  • 12MP Wide camera, 7MP FaceTime HD camera
  • 4K video recording up to 60 fps
  • A15 Bionic chip
  • IP67 water resistance

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  • Offer valid for a limited time while supplies last.
  • Please refer to the documentation provided to you by Verizon during the checkout process for complete offer details.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Walmart offers Verizon 64GB iPhone SE 3rd Generation Smartphone (Various Colors) on sale from $2.75/month for 36 Months ($99 total) via Upgrade or New Line Activation (new/existing customers) on an eligible Verizon postpaid plan. An additional one-time upgrade/activation fee may also apply.

Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.

iPhone SE Features:
  • 4.7" Retina HD display
  • 12MP Wide camera, 7MP FaceTime HD camera
  • 4K video recording up to 60 fps
  • A15 Bionic chip
  • IP67 water resistance

Editor's Notes

Written by RazorConcepts | Staff
  • Offer valid for a limited time while supplies last.
  • Please refer to the documentation provided to you by Verizon during the checkout process for complete offer details.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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This is still working, albeit not as easy as it used to be. I'll add my steps in case it helps anyone. Note: Some of these steps can likely be done earlier than I did them. I ordered the phone on 8/19 and received today (8/21).

Day 1

Purchased phone on Walmart's website. Note email address used, phone number, and PIN.
Downloaded the two agreement PDFs during checkout. The Loan Agreement doc has the Verizon phone number information.
Received an email from Verizon later that day. "Your account email address has been updated."


Day 2

Registered a new account on Verizon.com under Mobile & 5G Home using the same Walmart.com purchase email.
Added the new phone to my newly created Verizon account using the phone number from the agreement and the PIN used during Walmart checkout.
Verified my account email and my "daily driver" phone number.
Installed the My Verizon mobile app on my daily driver phone and logged in. Neither the app nor chat would allow me to pay off my device.


Day 3

Tried to pay off device

The local Verizon store would not allow me to pay off my device. They sent a text to the device to "authenticate me". After explaining I didn't bring the device, he said the device couldn't be paid off for 30 days.
Left the store and Immediately added a credit card payment method in the My Verizon app.
Immediately called 800-837-4966 (Verizon Support number), enter the phone number/pin set up during checkout. Said "pay off device", automatic system read the phone number back to me, told me how much I owe, and asked if I wanted to use the card on my account. Said "yes". Received email confirmation of device payoff.

Went to the Verizon Chat to cancel the service. They originally asked if I wanted to end it after the current cycle. I asked to end the service effective today. It took some convincing for the rep to comply, but they ultimately did.
Phone finally arrived by FedEx. Inserted an H2O sim from Target for $1 before turning on the device the first time.
Put the sim in the phone and went to https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/ and click "start an unlock request" then follow the prompt to unlock the phone. Confirm the AT&T unlock request in your email. The approval came minutes after I clicked submit.
Confirmed unlock status at sickw.com

Thank you to all those before me that posted experiences and steps you took. I could not have pieced this all together without your comments.
T-Mobile no longer takes as trade in for top tier. Only reason why many bought the last time
Same $99. price with verification at Total by Verizon so no credit inquiry. Yes, after unlock (60 days) it works on every US carrier and most of the world's networks too. It's an auto unlock so no need to contact them. If you don' t want to pay the second month before the unlock, some say no need to buy the second month's plan. I elected to drop down to Total's unadvertised talk and text plan (no data) for $10. to make sure. I had the SE2 and the added 5G is added bonus with speed and coverage. I still have an old 5S and that thing runs like new with getting 4G/LTE. Build quality and design on the 5S is impressive.

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