Update: This popular deal is still available.
QVC has
2-Pack Tracfone Motorola Moto G Play 2024 4G Smartphone + 1500 Min/Text/1.5GB Data for 1-Year on sale for
$79.98.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
RyosukeFC for sharing this deal.
Note:
New QVC customers can purchase this bundle for $79.98 - $30 when you apply promo code
WELCOME30 at checkout =
$49.98.
Bundle includes:- 2x Tracfone Moto G Play 2024 4G smartphones
- USB charging cable
- SIM tool
- 1500 Min/Text/1.5GB Data for 1-Year
- Car charger
- Phone Case
- Voucher (details)
Phone Specs:- 6.5" 1600 x 720 Display
- Snapdragon 680 4G Processor
- 4GB RAM
- 64GB Storage
- Cameras:
- 50-megapixel rear camera
- 8-megapixel front camera
- Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac + Bluetooth 5.1
- Android 13
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If you're currently using a phone on TF, your can activate phone #1 WITH A TRANFER from your current phone to have your current phone number, days, units transferred to phone #1, then the bundled 1-yr and units for phone #1 get added on top. Then activate phone #2 with a transfer from phone #1. After that, if you prefer to use your current phone, re-activate your current phone with a transfer from phone #2. Smart existing TF users do that all the time to "harvest" cheap service days and units from those HSN/QVC bundles.
The service plan is 1500 text, 1500 minutes, 1.5gb data -- for the *entire year*. Not per month. That's about 4 minutes of talk time per day.
It's an extremely minimal and restrictive cellular plan, one that you could even call insultingly low - especially if you're used to cellular plans in modernized nations (aka, ones outside the the USA). It's not for everyone, and make sure it fits your use case.
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If you buy this 2-pack, you could add 2 years and 3000 TTD to your plan. Do the following if you don't care about referral points (potential 7,000 for existing account and 8,000 for new account with new line, but requires more time to complete! I'll skip the steps.)
1. Activate 1st G Play with a new number in your existing account.
2. Wait a few days, and active the 2nd G Play by transferring the phone number and service from the first Play. See step by step instructions [reddit.com].
3. Wait a few days, and start a chat with TF that you'd like to combine the service (add the buckets from G Play # to Galaxy S #. This is the potential risk part - some TF agents may mess up the transfer/combine... During the chat, the agent should send a verification code to the 2nd G Play (donor), and you should also receive an alert on G Play that you're moving service from this phone. Sometimes the agent want to send a code to the Galaxy (receiving phone) as well, and I get nervous. If your Galaxy receives alert about moving service, the agent is doing it wrong (moving service from wrong phone). It gets a little more complicated if your current service is not on TF/Verizon.
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after buying the byod sim, is it fairly straightforward to move service to new sim? are instructions provided in the byod sim package? thanks.
" Chat with tracfone online to be sure"
So I think you have at least one year for activation.
So I think you have at least one year for activation.
after buying the byod sim, is it fairly straightforward to move service to new sim? are instructions provided in the byod sim package? thanks.
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If you buy this 2-pack, you could add 2 years and 3000 TTD to your plan. Do the following if you don't care about referral points (potential 7,000 for existing account and 8,000 for new account with new line, but requires more time to complete! I'll skip the steps.)
1. Activate 1st G Play with a new number in your existing account.
2. Wait a few days, and active the 2nd G Play by transferring the phone number and service from the first Play. See step by step instructions [reddit.com].
3. Wait a few days, and start a chat with TF that you'd like to combine the service (add the buckets from G Play # to Galaxy S #. This is the potential risk part - some TF agents may mess up the transfer/combine... During the chat, the agent should send a verification code to the 2nd G Play (donor), and you should also receive an alert on G Play that you're moving service from this phone. Sometimes the agent want to send a code to the Galaxy (receiving phone) as well, and I get nervous. If your Galaxy receives alert about moving service, the agent is doing it wrong (moving service from wrong phone). It gets a little more complicated if your current service is not on TF/Verizon.
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I am never into the referral area, too much hassle for me.
So I think you have at least one year for activation.
I am never into the referral area, too much hassle for me.
If you buy this 2-pack, you could add 2 years and 3000 TTD to your plan. Do the following if you don't care about referral points (potential 7,000 for existing account and 8,000 for new account with new line, but requires more time to complete! I'll skip the steps.)
1. Activate 1st G Play with a new number in your existing account.
2. Wait a few days, and active the 2nd G Play by transferring the phone number and service from the first Play. See step by step instructions [reddit.com].
3. Wait a few days, and start a chat with TF that you'd like to combine the service (add the buckets from G Play # to Galaxy S #. This is the potential risk part - some TF agents may mess up the transfer/combine... During the chat, the agent should send a verification code to the 2nd G Play (donor), and you should also receive an alert on G Play that you're moving service from this phone. Sometimes the agent want to send a code to the Galaxy (receiving phone) as well, and I get nervous. If your Galaxy receives alert about moving service, the agent is doing it wrong (moving service from wrong phone). It gets a little more complicated if your current service is not on TF/Verizon.
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Only solution I can think is what "wealthisachoice" suggested, you can see the details in my response to "wealthisachoice" in the next post