Update: This popular deal is still available.
Verizon offers New Verizon Customers:
4 Lines of Verizon's Unlimited Welcome Plan +
4 x
256GB Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max 5G Smartphones +
$200 Verizon Gift Card at
$139.96/month (for 36 Months) when you follow the instructions below. A one-time
$35 per line activation fee also applies ($140 total, due on your first bill).
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Instructions:- Click here to visit Verizon
- Select preferred color & 256GB option for your first Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max
- Click New Customer, then select Next Steps
- Scroll down to Start Your Own Plan, then 'Start building'
- Select the Unlimited Welcome plan, then select 'Continue without Perks'
- Select No thanks to 'No Device Protection'
- You will arrive at the cart screen.
- Now click Keep Shopping, then Shop Smartphones
- Set up your next three 256GB iPhone 15 Pro Max phones by repeating the steps above for lines 2, 3 and 4
- When finalizing checkout, wait a minute or two for a pop-up window to appear showing a $200 Verizon Gift Card
- Your price should be: 4x Unlimited Welcome Lines + 4x 256GB iPhone 15 Pro Max smartphones + $200 Verizon Gift Card for $139.96/mo. (+ taxes & surcharges/fees) w/ AutoPay & Paper-Free Billing discount
- Price Breakdown:
- 4x iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB = $19.96/mo. ($4.99/mo. per device x 4 devices) for 36 months (~$180 total cost per iPhone)
- 4x Unlimited Welcome Plan Lines = $120/mo. ($30/line) + taxes & surcharges/fees (varies by location) w/ Auto Pay & paper-free billing discount
- At checkout, your first month's price may show as $160/mo. You must enable AutoPay & paper-free billing on your Verizon account after activation in order to get the $120/month price (because you receive a discount of $10 per line - so $40 off in total - when you have auto-pay and paper-free billing enabled, dropping it from $160/month, down to $120/month).
- Note: A one-time $35 activation fee per line ($140 total) will be due on your first bill.
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Offer Details:
- You can use your Verizon gift card towards a new device, accessory or towards paying your Verizon Wireless or Fios bill.
- You must enable Auto Pay & paper-free billing on your account in order to receive the $30/month per line pricing (otherwise, your monthly price will be $40/month per line without Auto Pay & paper-free billing enabled).
- Through this promotion, you are receiving $919.99 off each phone from Verizon.
- This discount is not applied all at once upfront and is called a bill credit.
- Typically, Verizon would charge $30.55/month per iPhone 15 Pro Max.
- Through this promo, Verizon takes the $919.99 in bill credit and divides it up as $25.56 off each phone (every month) over 36 months.
- This makes the costs for each phone: $30.55 - $25.56 off your monthly bill = $4.99 per device, each month (for 36 months). At the end of all 36 months, your device is considered fully paid off.
- If you cancel service on any of the 4 lines before 36 months is up, you will forfeit any remaining bill credit(s) you may have on the line(s) you cancel, and the remaining balance owed for the device on cancelled lines will become due. Cancelling lines will also impact your multi-line discount on your service plan.
- Devices are locked to Verizon for a period of 60 days and automatically unlock once that time has passed.
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Taxes for the phone upfront - $434
$140 monthly + taxes = $180 (approximately)
$180 x 36 = $ 6,480
It will cost you around $7000
You will get $200 back, 4 phone and 36 months
$920.99 bill credits over 36 months on Unilimted Welcome.
iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB costs $1099.99 + tax.
OP posted deal as 4 lines but you can get this device deal on any number of lines. Cost per line is the usual cost with tiered multi line discounts.
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They don't cut deals
I'm intrigued to go with Verizon - even my Bro wants to get the heck away from Verizon and move to T-Mobile - since I have Fios as well. If it was a good bundled price for wireless + internet I would jump - but it's the freakin taxes and fees that destroy these deals. WHY? The goal for Verizon should be to gain new customers and keep them locked in.
EDIT: and this is for their lowest end plan. With T-Mobile I get all the benefits of the higher end plan without extra fees!
Edit: So strange on here lately. Guy above is offended? Is this still fallout from when that other site folded and the users got dumped here?
I guess ill add to the anecdotal experience here but TMobile has had less dead zones than Verizon since their merger. This person seems out of the game for quite some time.
Nah, you're looking at wrong program, terms have changed, or never been enforced as stated
Like you need to bring your device-that's the entire purpose of the program
https://www.t-mobile.com/support/...and-switch
Getting your reimbursements
Device Financing reimbursements
Here are some important things to know about device financing reimbursements:
After submitting for reimbursement, you should know within 3 days if your submission was successful.
Allow 15 days after meeting all requirements to receive your reimbursement.
The device you're trading in must be the one on the device financing agreement from your previous carrier.
The trade-in device must be received and pass inspection before the device financing reimbursement will be issued.
Max reimbursement per line is $800.
In order to be eligible for device financing reimbursement under this promotion:
You must have had an eligible locked phone on installment plans with your previous carrier for at least 90 days, and
You must have made at least three payments toward that installment plan.
Not included in reimbursements: taxes on device financing and any current or past due monthly service charges.
Initially, I think it was about $37 each net. It was about $110-112 a month for 3. I think they just increased the fees earlier this year. Now I'm up to $121 a month now, but I have a payment plan for an SE 3 for $3 a month I think.
It's a good deal if you want Verizon. I understand that a lot of people like T-Mobile cuz it's cheaper, but I've never had service issues anywhere with Verizon except a dead zones like 20 years ago in one particular shopping center. Several people I know hate having T-Mobile / Sprint.
But this web site is all about sacrificing quality for price. I remember back in the day these cheap Seiki TVs would make the front page for $250 all the time. Normally I can't tell the difference in HD between all the major brands, but seeing this TV in person it was noticeable inferior.
But hey, whatever floats your boat.
That verbiage also threw me off originally, but yea $4k in the bank from this program with the iPhones still in our hands. It's not jenky Visa cards either-you can dump directly to bank account.
Check the faq here for better information regarding the device turn in certainly not being the case.
https://www.t-mobile.com/switch/k...zon-or-att
Pretty sure I requested they update an outdated amount somewhere and they did, will req on this crap verbiage also
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At home, I get about 5 mbps on T-Mobile and about 400 mbps on Verizon. I'm in the SF Bay Area. This was a big reason for why I decided to switch. I got tired of hoping there's free WiFi at whatever place I was because I couldn't get reception.
That verbiage also threw me off originally, but yea $4k in the bank from this program with the iPhones still in our hands. It's not jenky Visa cards either-you can dump directly to bank account.
Check the faq here for better information regarding the device turn in certainly not being the case.
https://www.t-mobile.com/switch/k...zon-or-att
Pretty sure I requested they update an outdated amount somewhere and they did, will req on this crap verbiage also
At home, I get about 5 mbps on T-Mobile and about 400 mbps on Verizon. I'm in the SF Bay Area. This was a big reason for why I decided to switch. I got tired of hoping there's free WiFi at whatever place I was because I couldn't get reception.
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At home, I get about 5 mbps on T-Mobile and about 400 mbps on Verizon. I'm in the SF Bay Area. This was a big reason for why I decided to switch. I got tired of hoping there's free WiFi at whatever place I was because I couldn't get reception.
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