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expiredProudToBeAnIndian posted Jul 16, 2024 12:17 AM
Straight Talk: 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3 (Reconditioned) + 30-Days Prepaid Service
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Straight Talk has 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen (2022) 5G Smartphone (Reconditioned) on sale for $74.99 when purchased along with a 30-Day Straight Talk Prepaid Service Plan (plans start at $35). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.
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Straight Talk has 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen (2022) 5G Smartphone (Reconditioned) on sale for $74.99 when purchased along with a 30-Day Straight Talk Prepaid Service Plan (plans start at $35). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Add Apple iPhone SE3 (Reconditioned) for $74.99 to cart.
- Next, select any 30-day pre-paid Straight Talk service option starting at $35 (preloaded onto the included Nano SIM card)
- Price starts at $109.98 + free shipping depending on plan selected.
- Your device will automatically unlock from Straight Talk (and can be used on other compatible networks) 60-days after activation of the included 30 days of prepaid service (see unlock policy).
- No contract: You are not required to activate the bundled prepaid service. However, if you decide you would like to, you are not obliged to continue service past the initial 30 days of included airtime (unless desired). Straight Talk is a prepaid wireless service provider.
- 4.7" Retina HD 1334x750 Display
- Apple A15 Bionic chip (same as the iPhone 13 Series / iPhone 14 / iPhone 14 Plus)
- 64GB internal storage
- Camera:
- 12-megapixel Wide camera
- 7-megapixel front-facing camera
- 1080p HD video recording
- 5G / 802.11ax WiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.0
- Battery:
- Video playback: Up to 15 hours
- Video playback (streamed): Up to 10 hours
- Audio playback: Up to 50 hours
- iOS 14 (upgradable to latest release of iOS 17)
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Update: This popular deal is still available.
Straight Talk has 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen (2022) 5G Smartphone (Reconditioned) on sale for $74.99 when purchased along with a 30-Day Straight Talk Prepaid Service Plan (plans start at $35). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
Straight Talk has 64GB Apple iPhone SE 3rd Gen (2022) 5G Smartphone (Reconditioned) on sale for $74.99 when purchased along with a 30-Day Straight Talk Prepaid Service Plan (plans start at $35). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Add Apple iPhone SE3 (Reconditioned) for $74.99 to cart.
- Next, select any 30-day pre-paid Straight Talk service option starting at $35 (preloaded onto the included Nano SIM card)
- Price starts at $109.98 + free shipping depending on plan selected.
- Your device will automatically unlock from Straight Talk (and can be used on other compatible networks) 60-days after activation of the included 30 days of prepaid service (see unlock policy).
- No contract: You are not required to activate the bundled prepaid service. However, if you decide you would like to, you are not obliged to continue service past the initial 30 days of included airtime (unless desired). Straight Talk is a prepaid wireless service provider.
- 4.7" Retina HD 1334x750 Display
- Apple A15 Bionic chip (same as the iPhone 13 Series / iPhone 14 / iPhone 14 Plus)
- 64GB internal storage
- Camera:
- 12-megapixel Wide camera
- 7-megapixel front-facing camera
- 1080p HD video recording
- 5G / 802.11ax WiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.0
- Battery:
- Video playback: Up to 15 hours
- Video playback (streamed): Up to 10 hours
- Audio playback: Up to 50 hours
- iOS 14 (upgradable to latest release of iOS 17)
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | StaffCommunity Voting
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This is the same outfit that let me order a new one for $100 months ago (along with the $35 plan), and then sat on the order for weeks before saying they were sold out.
You would then have an unactivated phone that could be used on wifi (like a mini iPad). After 60 days, the phone would become unlocked so it could be used on another carrier? Am I missing any details here? For us, the use case would be to have an unactivated phone for our child to use (for things like FaceTime and YouTube) when connected to wifi.
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I put in an unlock request 30 minutes after activation, and it is being processed.
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First one was perfect full battery activated it did the 611611 unlock unlocks 10-21 great.
Second phone turned it on an it says no sim inserted. Ok maybe a fluke setup the device and update it. Still no sim inserted. Noticed that the sim try was sticking out a bit. Eject the sim tray and the tray was slightly bent where the release hole is. Grab a pair of tiny pliers and straighten the tray thinking no big deal. No Sim inserted. Try the sim card and tray from the good phone No Sim.
I called Straight Talk. Dumbest people I have ever talked to. The first 30 minutes was we see the sim card contacts should be facing up. No they should not I have two of these phones the sim only goes in one way face down. Yes but my guide says face up please flip the sim. This phone is defective. No the phone is fine I see here that it needs a byob sim kit purchased from Walmart or our website. I just purchased this phone from you with the sim card in the phone. I understand that but it says here sometimes you have to go buy a new sim. No thanks I want this defective phone replaced. The phone is not defective you just need to go buy a sim kit. The phone has eSIM can I use that? No sir this phone is marked physical sim only. Well that's a problem because the sim slot is defective. No sir it just needs a byob sim.
So now I guess I get to go buy this damn sim kit to prove to them the phone is defective. Then try to get a refund for the sim kit, the service plan, and the phone. This has become a complete pain in my rear end.
Drove up to Walmart. They show they have the kit they wanted me to purchase in stock but they have no idea where it is. There aren't any where they are supposed to be. It's late so they tell me to come back tomorrow. Well the next Walmart is a 12 minute drive might as well drive to the next one. Walmart 2 has the kits. I purchase one for $4.88. Drive home questioning my sanity at this point since it's been about 5 hours since I made the first phone call to resolve this issue.
Get home new sim kit in hand and call Straight Talk yet again. I get to start over completely. Explaining the issue saying the sim port really seems defective on this phone. They transfer service to the new sim. I pop the SIM in and guess what still no sim nothing. I tell the guy at this point how extremely unhappy I am and now I have spent more money and am still getting nowhere. The dude goes you know it really seems like this sim slot is bad on this phone (oh really?). He says he's transferring me to corporate support to go ahead and get this phone replaced. Finally!
New person on the phone. Hey looks like you are having trouble with activating a new sim on your phone. NO NO NO. Once again I start over explaining everything. Ok is the sim facing up? No it's not because it's not supposed to be! I tell her she's likely looking at an older SE model phone or another iPhone. Hold for 20 minutes. I think it should be facing upwards. Nope do you see the slot on the left side because if you do you are looking at older iPhone instructions, the sim slot is on the right on the SE3. On hold for another 10 minutes. Oh, I found a document that confirms you are correct. The sim must be defective we can send you a new sim card no problem. Nope! This is the second sim card I drove for an hour to two Walmarts to buy a sim kit. Hold. Hold. Hold. I think this phone has a defective sim card slot. Yes I agree! I have now paid for a phone, service, and a extra sim kit. Well all we can do is refund you for the phone then you can get a new phone and we will move the service to it. You know at this point fine. Oh it looks like you need to send the phone back and I'm not even authorized to do the phone return. I need to send you to customer service. Ok fine am I going to have to start over yet again? No I am putting all the notes into your account to make sure they just work with you on a refund. Please stay on the line so I can transfer you over. Great. Phone rings a couple times. This department is closed please try again later *click*. I have no idea when said department is open or how to reach them short of starting over tomorrow during the workday.
I am now writing this seven hours later from when I started. I got absolutely nowhere and even spent more money. I have never been so defeated.
So hey not saying this deal is bad since I did get one painless phone going, however, a word of warning, if the phone they send you is defective (which seems super possible considering there was visible damage on this phone from the get-go they must have zero QA) good luck trying to do anything about it.
Considering I have a job, no idea if I'll be able to attempt this again tomorrow.
Phone is in mint condition with 100% battery health. Even still has the apple warranty till mid December.
Came with a usb c to lightning 3 foot charging cord.
Porting from Tello took less than 20 minutes to transfer the number over.
After restarting the phone, wireless set up with automatic/effortless.
Happy camper. Will do the new $25 Walmart straight talk card for the second month to save $10…then proceed to port back to Tello at the 60 day auto-unlock mark.
Thanks OP. Saved me over $100 compared to the same model unlocked/renewed, that I was getting ready to buy on Amazon. A little extra work to have to change carriers temporarily, but that slight hassle is definitely worth the savings.
Was going to let this sit for the 60 days to get the unlock, but noticed in the settings that the phone says there are no SIM restrictions. Does that mean I can pop in my daughter's Tello SIM right now and use it, or should I just wait until my 30 day plan or 60 day unlock have passed?
Edit: SIM swapping can potentially have some odd effects with your ST account with the associated devices, so you may want to watch other replies if that's a concern. But it shouldn't be an issue if you just care about the unlocked phone.
Was going to let this sit for the 60 days to get the unlock, but noticed in the settings that the phone says there are no SIM restrictions. Does that mean I can pop in my daughter's Tello SIM right now and use it, or should I just wait until my 30 day plan or 60 day unlock have passed?
If its alrdy unlocked then do whatever you want with the phone -- you can run the IMEI on sickw.com to check unlock status
If its alrdy unlocked then do whatever you want with the phone -- you can run the IMEI on sickw.com to check unlock status
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