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expired Posted by Cheapy Stuff • Dec 26, 2024
Dec 26, 2024 12:25 AM
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expired Posted by Cheapy Stuff • Dec 26, 2024
Dec 26, 2024 12:25 AM
360-Day Red Pocket Prepaid Plan: Unlimited Talk & Text + 3GB 5G/LTE Data / Month
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I have an older 5GB plan on my phone from last Black Friday season. Got it on eBay. Paid $120 at the time. That plan included hotspotting without a datacap... meaning I could use all of my 5GB of data via a hotspot through my phone, and presuably the "unlimited" 2G data that RP includes when your monthly data allowance is exhausted.
I went ahead and bit the bullet a couple of weeks ago and renewed via the $160 eBay sale price (yeah, I'm out $40... oh well). I know from experience that when applying a code to your account, if the code is for the exact same plan that you're already on, the system is supposed to add 360 days to your existing expiration date. If the code is for a different plan, the old plan is terminated and your new plan expires 360 days from that day. Sure, I could wait until "termination day" and apply the code to not worry about it, but I might be busy, and if it's supposed to just add 360 days, why not do it now?
Since I wanted to confirm that the expiration date would extend out into January 2025 rather than early December 2024, I got a CSR with me in chat. He confirmed that my understanding was correct - same plan = +360 days. So when I applied the code and the date came out wrong, the CSR fixed it on the spot. I'm good until late January 2025.
But here's the thing..... the previous plan HAD hotspotting. The new plan probably DOES NOT have hotspotting (otherwise the local RP guy would've quickly confirmed that as a feature). But when I applied the current 5GB eBay code to an existing 5GB eBay RP account - my hotspotting continues to work without a hitch.
Bear in mind - one data point does NOT mean that I've somehow broken the code. But if you have an existing Red Pocket 5GB plan you paid for through RP's eBay store last year, and you buy an identical plan as a renewal.... if you have hotspotting before, there's every reason to believe you'll have hotspotting later too. Just don't change plans....
Caveat emptor, YMMV, all those disclaimers go here.
I think it's time for a new marketing team. Whoever designed your marketing and pricing strategy this holiday season should be transitioned to another function…or firm. You lost many long term customers, and now you'll have to fight tooth and nail to replace them with new ones…If it's even possible at all. This was your New Coke moment.
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I think it's time for a new marketing team. Whoever designed your marketing and pricing strategy this holiday season should be transitioned to another function…or firm. You lost many long term customers, and now you'll have to fight tooth and nail to replace them with new ones…If it's even possible at all. This was your New Coke moment.
I think it's time for a new marketing team. Whoever designed your marketing and pricing strategy this holiday season should be transitioned to another function…or firm. You lost many long term customers, and now you'll have to fight tooth and nail to replace them with new ones…If it's even possible at all. This was your New Coke moment.
The difference if you select GSMA instead of renewal, they will mail you a new sim card that you can keep in the drawer in case if you lose your current sim card. You do not need to activate the new sim card if the goal is to renew the existing line.
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I think it's time for a new marketing team. Whoever designed your marketing and pricing strategy this holiday season should be transitioned to another function…or firm. You lost many long term customers, and now you'll have to fight tooth and nail to replace them with new ones…If it's even possible at all. This was your New Coke moment.
Generally how is Red Pocket these days? I don't know if it's my phone or Boost's SIM cards but I've had 2 SIM cards go bad with Boost in the last 6 months and every time it's at least a couple days without a phone.
Generally how is Red Pocket these days? I don't know if it's my phone or Boost's SIM cards but I've had 2 SIM cards go bad with Boost in the last 6 months and every time it's at least a couple days without a phone.
I use Redpocket on a backup phone. My main phone I use Tello. During a recent wind storm/power outage, my Tello phone worked great. The GSMA Redpocket phone was throttled to no tomorrow.
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Same. Got tired of waiting for this deal to appear at around Black Friday and thinking that they wouldn't offer it again, moved 3 lines over to US Mobile.
I would have definitely renewed and stayed with RP if they offered earlier.
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