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frontpageDemon170 posted Apr 10, 2025 08:48 AM
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frontpageDemon170 posted Apr 10, 2025 08:48 AM
Total Wireless 128GB Apple iPhone 13 + 90-Days Service (New Customers w/ Port-In)
(ID Verification Req.)$165
$249
33% offTotal Wireless
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You get what you pay for.
You can buy this phone for more without the requirements.
If they did not require this some folks would buy dozens to resell (which I have no exact issue with other than it make such a deal impossible to offer)
Decide for yourself.
It's really no different from walking into T-mobile and signing a contract to get a 'free' or subsidized iphone. They take your id there.
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I just want the phone, so I plan to sit on it and in 60 days, and then use the phone with my other non-totalwireless account phone number after unlocked.
My google voice number fully activated about 2 days after arrival and start of process; curious if anyone know if I need to "officially cancel" with totalwireless after 60 day unlock or just stop paying (given this a prepaid plan).
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Anyway, was able to claim chase rewards offer $15. Not bad. Though I want to do port out/ in process as soon as possible, as the previous line which I just resumed service will burn $1 per day
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(1) I used my GV number when ordering -- used my mailing address (same address associated with my google voice account).
(2) When I got my phone, used same GV phone number. Used my 4 digit voice mail pw as pin and "000000" as the account number.
(3) I got a notification by email from google that I needed to pay the $3 to "unlock" to port out -- so I did that, and then that was it; within in minutes my GV number worked for making outbound calls and texts. A couple days later I got another email from google stating the number had been ported out, and I checked my device and confirmed it could start to receive incoming calls to the phone..
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