First iPhone12 will cost $124.99.
To activate this line, you have to be able to receive a verification text message on that iPhone12. After you activate it online and have an account at metropcs website, you can add a second iPhone12 for $84.99.
Device automatically unlocks after 12 months and doesn't require having service. iPhone12 is locked to MetroPCS.
You can let the first month expire and your account will automatically close. Nothing to do from your side.
Amazon Prime activation (also requires a text message to the first device):
https://www.metrobyt-mobile.com/b...e/activate
Prime will end as soon as your first line is closed or expired.
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expiredHonestHeart470 posted Aug 22, 2024 09:12 AM
64GB Apple iPhone 12 5G Smartphone (Metro by T-Mobile) w/ Metro Flex Plus Plan
w/ Number Port-In + Free S/H$125
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Please remember that their unlock policy criteria does not specify automatic unlock regardless of the service time.
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Some phones don't need a port in.
But after entering the Port-in details and payment details and reaching the final page where I click "I agree to T&C" and hit "Make the payment", I'm presented with a page that says:
Your security is important to us. Unfortunately can't complete your order online. Our award-winning Mobile Experts are ready to assist you. Please call us or visit a store to continue.
(Page URL: https://www.metrobyt-mobile.com/s...ent-reject)
I know the URL says payment reject, but my CC shows a charge for $90 and then an immediate reversal - a real payment rejection shouldn't show up at all, right? Also this is the same payment card I successfully used for the 1st line.
Is there any insight you could provide on how you navigated that?
Information about porting into Google Voice: https://support.google.
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But after entering the Port-in details and payment details and reaching the final page where I click "I agree to T&C" and hit "Make the payment", I'm presented with a page that says:
Metro CC couldn't help - I've been dealing with at least 6 hours worth of CC calls over 4 days - between CC and Port-in departments and 5-6 times attempting to place a new order - and I'm nearly about to give up on this.
I know the URL says payment reject, but my CC shows a charge for $90 and then an immediate reversal - a real payment rejection shouldn't show up at all, right? Also this is the same payment card I successfully used for the 1st line.
Is there any insight you could provide on how you navigated that?
If this is your first time as a Metro customer, you might be in luck. One trick that worked for a lot of people months ago was to use a browser from your newly purchased device on cellular (i.e. with Wi-Fi off). Not sure if it still works. If it doesn't, it's worth initiating an online chat with a rep.
For those of us who encounter this problem on the first try, it's likely they see us as recent customers. They do background checking after we submit the credit card info. I think it takes us directly to that page if our credentials are already in the database. I'm giving up this deal.
What will be the breakage be in the first $125 bill? Will it show plan cost ($75) and device cost ($50) separately? Can someone give some example?
Context: my office reimburses $100 a month but only for carrier charges and not the device cost. So I want to make sure that bill has the right split and I can reimburse $75.
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