Update: This offer ends soon (expires 9/30/2024). Note: Some members have reported issues with the discounted price reflecting on their accounts after making the switch/activation, Several are also reporting that the issue has now been automatically corrected by Total Wireless for them. Please take time out to read through at least the last few pages of the thread before considering this offer.
Total Wireless offers their
Total 5G Unlimited Prepaid Plan at
$15/month per line for New Customers who
Port-In 2 or More Lines from
T-Mobile,
Mint Mobile or
Metro by T-Mobile using the promo codes listed below. A
$0.99 per SIM card charge will also apply.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
rstifel5 for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Click here
- Scroll down and click the box that applies to the carrier you will be porting 2 or more lines from:
- Promo code BYEBYEMETRO (for Metro by T-Mobile customers)
- Promo code BYEBYEMINT (for Mint Mobile customers)
- Promo code BYEBYETMOBILE (for T-Mobile customers)
- Continue through checkout by adding 2 or more lines to the order.
- Select the Total 5G Unlimited Plan for each line.
- With 2 or more lines added to cart, apply the promo code listed above that applies to you.
- Example: 2 lines at $15/month per line = $30/month for 2 Lines, taxes & fees included (guaranteed for up to 5 years).
- By comparison, the standard cost for Total 5G Unlimited would be 2 lines for $42.50/line ($85/mo. total) without this promotion (a savings of $27.50 per line - or $55/month - via this offer).
Total 5G Unlimited Plan Features:
- Price guaranteed for 5 years
- Taxes & fees included
- Unlimited high-speed (5G/4G LTE), priority data (QCI rating: 8)
- 15GB hotspot
- 480p video streaming (when using mobile data)
- Unlimited call minutes
- Unlimited texts
- International texting to 200+ countries
- International calls to 85+ countries
- 10GB roaming data in Canada & Mexico
- 10GB roaming data in 17 countries
- Total Wireless is owned by Verizon.
- Note: You must bring your own, compatible device (you can check compatibility by entering your device's IMEI number during checkout, where instructions on finding your IMEI are provided).
- Check Total Wireless (Verizon-based) coverage in your area on this page.
Offer Details:
- Limited time offer. Applies to T-Mobile, Metro, Mint customers who activate on a Total 5G Unlimited plan and remain active for the promotional period. Not combinable with other discounts, such as Auto Pay.
- After five (5) consecutive years, promo becomes subject to cancellation at Total Wireless' discretion.
- After 5 years, you may choose to continue with Total Wireless at the then standard costs for any desired plan they offer.
- Note that this is a no contract, prepaid service and you are not required to remain with Total Wireless for the entire 5 year duration that this promo is valid for in order to qualify for the offer (nor for any predetermined length of time). You can port out - if desired - at any time without penalty; but note that you would forfeit this offer pricing if you leave before the 5 years have passed.
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The drop down that asks what company you are porting in from is for marketing/data purposes only and has no bearing on them knowing what company your phone number or account number belong to. The WLNP or Porting system is a national system that will automatically route the request to the losing carrier. Verizon, Visible or Total or any carrier will have no way of knowing that, until they receive the data/report that they will run off of the WLNP port system for their board meetings or press releases that they can brag about. By that time, it'll to way past the end date of the promo and they're really not going to snatch you off the plan, because it'll be a nightmare!
Verizon finally is no longer sitting back watching the small time player beat up on their big team. They will definitely be taking a lot of cost conscious customers back that they lost over the past few years with this one. Holiday season is right around the corner, too.
I suspect that that once they hit a home run with this one, they'll launch a new promo to get the $15 customers to bump up by $5 or so to the next tier, Just like T-Mobile did when they started uncarrier.
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so $180/year exactly? unlike $200+ after mint adds carious fees? if so it's a deal indeed
The drop down that asks what company you are porting in from is for marketing/data purposes only and has no bearing on them knowing what company your phone number or account number belong to. The WLNP or Port system is a national system that will automatically route the request to the losing carrier. Verizon, Visible or Total or any carrier will have no way of knowing that, unless someone is manually verifying information by hand.
"International roaming is available only within the following select countries: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay and Peru. These plans allow calls within the roaming country and to the US. Data used while roaming internationally will be deducted from your service plan's 10GB roaming allotment. Not for extended international use; primary usage must occur in the US. Device must be registered and used on our US network before international use. Service may be terminated or restricted for unauthorized use. Other limitations, terms and conditions apply. Please refer always to the latest terms and conditions of service available at totalwireless.com."
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Only issue I have had with them was my wife's galaxy s21 which was purchased from VZW didn't play nice with their network. According to USMobile and VZW that is a Samsung + MVNO issue that Samsung broke in November and will eventually fix.
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On US Mobile, which uses the same Verizon, only 5G is displayed, but on Total Wireless, it is displayed as 5GUW. I couldn't measure the speed because US Mobile data is not unlimited, but anyway, that's how it is displayed.
I'm on a $10 US Mobile plan so I won't switch to Total Wireless, but if I were to spend $15 I would switch to Total Wireless.
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