Update: This popular deal is still avialable.
Walmart offers
New & Existing Customers select
Samsung Galaxy S24 Series 5G Smartphones (locked) from
$10/mo. for
36 Months ($360 total) when purchased and activated via a
New or
Upgrade-Eligible Existing Line on qualifying Verizon or AT&T postpaid wireless service plans. A one-time upgrade/activation fee of $35 may also apply.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
ProudToBeAnIndian for finding this deal.
- Note: Availability may vary by location. This offer does not involve monthly bill credits and no trade-in is required to qualify for this pricing.
Available Offers:
More Details (per
ProudToBeAnIndian):
- For Verizon, you may pay off your device payment plan in full (if desired) online via your Verizon account after 14 days of receipt/activation or in cash at a Verizon corporate store (store locator) within the first 14 days of the date of purchase/activation.
- For AT&T, you may pay off your device payment plan in full online via your AT&T account either the same day you receive/activate your device or the following day.
Galaxy S24 Plus Specs:
- 6.7" 3120x1440 Dynamic LTPO AMOLED 2X 120hz Display
- Qualcomm SM8650-AC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Processor
- 12GB RAM
- 256GB Storage
- IP68 Rated
- Cameras:
- 50 MP, f/1.8, 24mm (wide)
- 10 MP, f/2.4, 67mm (telephoto) w/ 3x optical zoom
- 12 MP, f/2.2, 13mm, 120˚ (ultrawide)
- USB Type-C 3.2 Port
- 4900mAh Battery
- 45W Wired / 15W Wireless Charging w/ 4.5W Reverse Wireless
- Android 14, One UI 6.1.1
Galaxy S24 Ultra Specs:
- 6.8" 3120x1440 Dynamic LTPO AMOLED 2X 120hz Display
- Qualcomm SM8650-AC Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Processor
- 12GB RAM
- 256GB Storage
- IP68 Rated
- Cameras:
- 200 MP, f/1.7, 24mm (wide)
- 10 MP, f/2.4, 67mm (telephoto)
- 50 MP, f/3.4, 111mm (periscope telephoto)
- 12 MP, f/2.2, 13mm, 120˚ (ultrawide)
- Selfie: 12 MP, f/2.2, 26mm (wide)
- USB Type-C 3.2 Port
- 5000mAh Battery
- 45W Wired / 15W Wireless Charging w/ 4.5W Reverse Wireless
- Android 14, One UI 6.1.1
Top Comments
ATT requires 60 days active before unlocking the phone. However, there is SIM Swap method which worked well in the past for unlocking paid-off ATT phones right away.
0. Do the following steps after paying off the phone fully and then waiting for a day or so for the unlock portal to get the paid off status.
1. ATT changed their unlock policy on 3/18 to require 60 days of service before they can unlock a fully paid device. Previously, it used to be right away if you have paid in full.
2. There two timeline for the cancellation. If you cancel a line before 3 days it was active then the activation fee is waived. If you cancel it within 14 days from activation under buyers remorse then no bill is charged but activation fees need to be paid. The line activates on right when you place the order not the day you receive the phone on hand so you might have to pay the activation fee of $35.
3. You can use a tello number and port to ATT but you would have to make sure porting is successful by going to https://www.att.com/portstatus/. Many from z fold 3 got stuck in porting limbo and got the ATT account cancelled.
4. As with many deals here, a SIM swap method is found which can be used to unlock the device. This was working recently but not sure if ATT would fix it by the time you try it. The steps are as follows.
a. Pay in full for the phone.While your payment will quickly reflect in your account it will be at least a few hours before it updates for the unlock request.
b. When you receive the phone activate it on ATT with the SIM provided. Make sure it shows up on myATT app/in the web so ATT knows and registers the IMEI in the network. Then put the SIM in another unlocked phone, reboot, make some calls and make sure this unlocked phone is now showing under the line in app/web portal.
c. Now go to ATT unlock portal https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/ and then choose not an ATT customer and use the IMEI of ATT phone and submit an unlock request.DO NOT attempt more than twice or you will be blocked for 24 hours.
d.Confirm the unlock request email and receive the unlock code.
e. Only cancel the line after you have unlocked the phone.
Then after unlocking if you are feeling adventurous and want to flash the phone to an unlocked firmware to get rid of ATT bloat you can follow these steps. It's actually very easy to do with Odin.
1. There are many models of s22 ultra but in US two models are imp. S908U is carrier locked version and S908U1 is the unlocked US version. The firmware for these versions are interchangeable so you can flash the ATT model with S908U1 firmware.
2. Download patched odin v3.14.1_3B_PatchedD.zip from https://xdaforums.com/t/patched-o...1.3762572/ as regular odin does not allow flashing mismatched firmware.
3. Download the firmware from S908U1 XAA version from https://samfrew.com/model/SM-S908U1/region/XAA/ Extract as there will be multiple files.
4. Connect S22U to the windows PC.
5 .Put s22u in download/recovery/odin mode. Power down. Press Volume up and down together and then press Volume up to go into recovery (a green screen would appear).
6. Start odin and then select different files for different categories and then start.
7, It should be now the US unlocked version.
Finally i received end of 3rd day. it was memorial day holiday when i ordered hence the delay. Was able to cancel it 4th day. Will likely get bill including the activation fee which will see if can get waived . Thanks OP
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I was wondering the same.
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I just canceled my line via chat. Multiple times, the automated prompt as well as from the agent stated the full amount of the monthly service will be charged regardless of when you cancel. I'm hoping that's not the case for brand new lines and only applies to existing ones. I haven't gotten a bill yet, but will post if I see it.
I received my phone and paid for it in full today. I did make sure this unlocked phone is showing under my AT&T account.
I then went to the AT&T unlock portal and then chose 'not an AT&T customer' and used the IMEI of my AT&T phone to submit an unlock request, but I still get this message: 'You can't unlock your device until your installment plan is paid off.
Is this because I received my phone and paid for it in full today? Should I submit the unlock request again in a few hours or submit the request tomorrow? Thanks!
I received my phone and paid for it in full today. I did make sure this unlocked phone is showing under my AT&T account.
I then went to the AT&T unlock portal and then chose 'not an AT&T customer' and used the IMEI of my AT&T phone to submit an unlock request, but I still get this message: 'You can't unlock your device until your installment plan is paid off.
Is this because I received my phone and paid for it in full today? Should I submit the unlock request again in a few hours or submit the request tomorrow? Thanks!
Yes, it takes a bit for unlock portal to register the payment. May be wait a day or at least until midnight today.
The line is cancelled under buyer's remorse, not regular mid cycle cancellation (for which you will have to pay the whole amount). You might get charged full in the bill but you should be able to chat with CS to void it, mention buyer remorse cancellation when you do. Also see the wiki of OnePlus nord thread I have in pinned comment.
Does this mean free phone? Just need to take to verizon this weekend and set up service on it?
What steps do I need to do to clarify I don't owe a balance on the phone?
Did you connect it to wifi and checked that if it downloaded an eSIM? If not it might be a free phone. To verify nothing is due on the phone you can call up Verizon and look up your account with your details/SSN/phone IMEI. If they can't find it then you don't owe anything, you can go to a VZW store, open a new account, activate, make sure nothing is owed on the phone, cancel, wait for 60 days to unlock.
Thank you again for the details!
Thanks, yes I was on wifi and set the phone up and tried to pull esims and it found none.
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