Update: This popular deal is still available.
Straight Talk has
128GB Apple iPhone 13 Smartphone + 30-Days Prepaid Service on sale
from $244 (when you select Silver Unlimited Data Plan from $45/ Month, discount auto applies in cart).
Shipping is free.
Thanks community member
deshwasi for sharing this deal
Note, 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
Specs:
- 6.1" 2532x1170 Super Retina XDR OLED Touchscreen Display
- A15 Bionic Chipset
- 4GB RAM
- 128GB Internal Storage
- Advanced Dual-Camera System
- 5G Connectivity
- Smart HDR 4
- IP68 Water Resistance
- Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6 w/ Bluetooth 5.0
- Supports MagSafe Accessories
- Apple iOS 15 (upgradable to latest iOS 18 update)
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This has been your PSA.
1. Use PayPal to get 7.5% back by logging into your PayPal account and search for promos, select StraightTalk. Will take you directly to StraightTalk site. That's what i did.
2. Chase card has 15% promo but caps at $15 discount, based on other users. I do not have Chase.
3. Purchase iPhone 13 with Silver plan. Must be Silver or higher to get $200 phone discount.
4. Do not select autopay to see PayPal payment option.
5. You can ship to different address if you're gifting it. They just need to understand the terms if they plan to unlock and use elsewhere or just stay with StraightTalk.
6. New phone needs to be activated, through StaightTalk online, for 60-day unlock countdown to begin. Phone does not need to be opened/used.
7. After the 30 plan expires, do not purchase another plan. Use it on WiFi or not at all.
8. After 60 days, phone will automatically unlock for any carrier.
9. Text "UNLOCK" to 611611 to confirm/see countdown.
10. Hope all goes well for us all.
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TLDR: Verizon is permitted by the FCC to lock phones for 60 days, on the basis of 'fraud prevention' only. Verizon stated to the FCC they would review and unlock devices on a case by case basis when concerns were raised by third parties. On personal experience Verizon held firm that I needed to wait 60 days even when proving there was clearly no fraud involved. To resolve I sent emails to the corporate email addresses waited a day and filed an informal complaint to which Verizon immediately conceding stating it was an oversight. Most consumers are not aware of the rules Verizon agreed to, and Verizon exploits that to abuse the customer relationship.
Could have saved yourself a lot of time and frustration.
Simple activation instructions have been posted here numerous times, please read and follow.
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Do you click "Activate" on their website,
or do you go to Manage Lines, then click "Add a Line"?
Do you click "Activate" on their website,
or do you go to Manage Lines, then click "Add a Line"?
Do you click "Activate" on their website,
or do you go to Manage Lines, then click "Add a Line"?
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