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Google Fi: 50% Off Plans for 6 Months w/ New Line & BYOD: Simply Unlimited Plan

& More (New Customers Only)

$25/Mo.

$50

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Google Fi offers New Customers: 50% Off their Simply Unlimited and Unlimited Plus Plans for 6 Months Period with prices starting at $25/Month when you open a New Line and Bring Your Own Device. Shipping is free for your physical SIM card kit (eSIM activation is available for select devices).

Thanks to community member petfrog for finding this deal.
  • Note: A new Fi customer is someone who has never had Fi service or whose last day of Fi service took place more than 180 days before purchase of this promotion.
Requirements:Available offers:
  • Simply Unlimited Plan
    • $50 - 50% off ($25/mo.) bill credit for 6 months = $25/mo. for 6-Months Period
  • Unlimited Plus Plan
    • $65 - 50% off ($32.50/mo.) bill credit for 6 months = $32.50/mo. for 6-Months Period
Plan Details:
  • Simply Unlimited Plan
    • Unlimited minutes
    • Unlimited texts
    • 35GB high-speed priority data, then unlimited @ 256Kbps
    • 5GB hotspot
    • 480p video streaming
    • Int'l texting to 200+ countries
    • Pay-per-minute int'l calls
    • 35GB in Canada & Mexico
  • Unlimited Plus Plan
    • Unlimited minutes
    • Unlimited texts
    • 50GB high-speed priority data, then unlimited @ 256Kbps
    • Included hotspot
    • 480p video streaming
    • Int'l texting to 200+ countries
    • Int'l calls to 50+ countries
    • 50GB in Canada & Mexico
    • 50GB in 200+ countries

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer ends January 7th, 2025 at 9:59 AM PST
    • Click here to see complete offer details.
    • No contract, cancel anytime.
    • Offer cannot be combined with other Google Fi offers.
    • Bill credits are applied to plan charges (e.g., data, calls, texts) and taxes and fees on the newly activated line, and exclude financing costs, device protection and international charges.
    • This promotion will remain valid when purchasing or switching to a new device before 6 months.
    • Switching to the Google Fi Flexible plan before 6 months will void promotion and credits will stop.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

Original Post

Written by petfrog
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Community Notes
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Google Fi offers New Customers: 50% Off their Simply Unlimited and Unlimited Plus Plans for 6 Months Period with prices starting at $25/Month when you open a New Line and Bring Your Own Device. Shipping is free for your physical SIM card kit (eSIM activation is available for select devices).

Thanks to community member petfrog for finding this deal.
  • Note: A new Fi customer is someone who has never had Fi service or whose last day of Fi service took place more than 180 days before purchase of this promotion.
Requirements:Available offers:
  • Simply Unlimited Plan
    • $50 - 50% off ($25/mo.) bill credit for 6 months = $25/mo. for 6-Months Period
  • Unlimited Plus Plan
    • $65 - 50% off ($32.50/mo.) bill credit for 6 months = $32.50/mo. for 6-Months Period
Plan Details:
  • Simply Unlimited Plan
    • Unlimited minutes
    • Unlimited texts
    • 35GB high-speed priority data, then unlimited @ 256Kbps
    • 5GB hotspot
    • 480p video streaming
    • Int'l texting to 200+ countries
    • Pay-per-minute int'l calls
    • 35GB in Canada & Mexico
  • Unlimited Plus Plan
    • Unlimited minutes
    • Unlimited texts
    • 50GB high-speed priority data, then unlimited @ 256Kbps
    • Included hotspot
    • 480p video streaming
    • Int'l texting to 200+ countries
    • Int'l calls to 50+ countries
    • 50GB in Canada & Mexico
    • 50GB in 200+ countries

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Offer ends January 7th, 2025 at 9:59 AM PST
    • Click here to see complete offer details.
    • No contract, cancel anytime.
    • Offer cannot be combined with other Google Fi offers.
    • Bill credits are applied to plan charges (e.g., data, calls, texts) and taxes and fees on the newly activated line, and exclude financing costs, device protection and international charges.
    • This promotion will remain valid when purchasing or switching to a new device before 6 months.
    • Switching to the Google Fi Flexible plan before 6 months will void promotion and credits will stop.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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ElatedSpaniel543
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
mada2249
They cut intenrational data off after 90 continuous days abroad, so its really not worth it at all
samHD
Not my experience at all. I was in Iceland last year and had no access. I was on the chat with Google Fi for an hour, but I really felt there were several ppl on their end working on the issue. Wasn't immediate satisfaction, but they worked it out.

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Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
They cut intenrational data off after 90 continuous days abroad, so its really not worth it at all
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new users only? if I have a paused plan can I bring another # and phone for a second line?


nevermind. new only.
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new users only? if I have a paused plan can I bring another # and phone for a second line? nevermind. new only.
Yes, you can add 2nd line which is considered as new line
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Last month... the promo was 4 months at half price for new lines. Now, its 6 months at half price. For those trying to gauge how good/bad this deal is.
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
Not my experience at all. I was in Iceland last year and had no access. I was on the chat with Google Fi for an hour, but I really felt there were several ppl on their end working on the issue. Wasn't immediate satisfaction, but they worked it out.
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If pause the plan, does the promotion pause also?

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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
Good comment. I agree. I used to have G Fi a few year ago, but the $10 per Gig is really not very competitive in todays market.
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I've been with GFi for a couple years and every time I consider leaving, they have really good deals on the newest Galaxy S series phones. I'm considering switching to T-Mobile prepaid instead because I might be switching to iOS, and the plans are cheaper. I rarely travel internationally, but I'm the past, I've had a good experience in the Caribbean.
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
I travel a lot and used to use fi for years. It's really great in that aspect. But I switched recently and just buy eSIMs in those countries I visit and it's usually cheaper. Great alternative if you don't want to constantly buy a new eSIM in every country
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Quote from Gamerxx13 :
I travel a lot and used to use fi for years. It's really great in that aspect. But I switched recently and just buy eSIMs in those countries I visit and it's usually cheaper. Great alternative if you don't want to constantly buy a new eSIM in every country
Any recommendations for an international eSim plan?
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
Long time Fi user here as well. I've never had problems with my international travels to Asia. My travels didn't take me to Australia, however. Perhaps reliability is not the same in all countries.
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for those of you who have used Google Fi outside of US, how has the data speeds been? 2G, 3G 4G?
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Quote from dcguy703 :
for those of you who have used Google Fi outside of US, how has the data speeds been?
My personal experience, in India. The speed is good if you really have the coverage. It was on and off for me even when I am sitting in the same room.
I was really expecting better experience, but it was not .

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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 :
Long time Fi user here. I have to say, it's only really worth it if you travel a lot, like more than three months of the year, and even then it's hard to justify the cost in the age of eSIMs that you can just buy per country you visit.

But also, if you have any issue at all (I had intermittent issues in Australia) the first thing the chat support will ask is: are you in the USA right now? And if the answer is no (or they find out it's not), then often tell you they can't help you until you return.
as a non traveler, simply unlimited is $25 a month before the 50%, so now its $12.50? seems unbeatable
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