frontpage Posted by spacers • Nov 20, 2024
Nov 20, 2024 7:02 PM
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Item 1 of 3
frontpage Posted by spacers • Nov 20, 2024
Nov 20, 2024 7:02 PM
Total Wireless Samsung Galaxy A35 5G + 30-Day Total 5G+ Prepaid Plan
New Customers w/ Port-In & ID Verification$65
$280
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Select "Other" for the carrier. I didn't see anything for Google.
The account number is your 10-digit Google Voice number.
For the address, use Google's address:
1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy.
Mountain View, CA 94043
For the pin, you need to have a voicemail pin. If you don't have one:
Go to https://voice.google.co
Go to Settings -> Voicemail -> Call to listen
If this is unchecked, check it and it'll ask you to put in a pin.
If this is already checked, you should see a button to reset the pin if you forgot it.
A couple other notes I wanted to put out there:
There isn't any sort of branding when booting up the phone. I noticed that the A15 from the Straight Talk deal had a splash screen for the carrier when booting.
There wasn't anything branding related until I was going through the setup process. There was a setting for TracFone Wireless Device Pulse terms and conditions. I'm wondering if this screen still shows up once unlocked and is factory reset. Does anyone happen to know?
Overall, it was a pretty smooth process for me. Not bad for a $65 phone.
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Agreed and may be it's just my use case but I tend to sell my phones after a year of use to get the best value out of it and also with rapid hardware changes, nowadays, the decline in value is exponential.
Alternatively I also explore the option to unlock the bootloader and root devices for extended custom rom support (but that's not true for all devices. Having said that. Motorola is far better than Samsung on ease of bootloader unlocking and releasing the same hardware across the globe meaning better open source developer support.)
But that's just me, you may disagree and I respect that.
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Can someone confirm the next steps would be:
1. Get phone in mail and activate per the instructions in the shipment.
2. Cancel auto-renew? Or cancel plan?
3. Wait 60 days from activation and it will automatically unlock so that it can be taken to another carrier.
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Can someone confirm the next steps would be:
1. Get phone in mail and activate per the instructions in the shipment.
2. Cancel auto-renew? Or cancel plan?
3. Wait 60 days from activation and it will automatically unlock so that it can be taken to another carrier.
Once the phone is delivered you need to activate the device , at which point the number port in process will begin . By default the auto refill is disabled in account , but it won't hurt to check and confirm . Once 30 days service is completed , total wireless will remind you to refill to continue your service , which you can ignore . The device will be unlocked once 60 days is over
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Both have the same parent company Verizon. Same 60 day unlock. Silver plan activation needed at 45