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expiredBRPXR600R posted Jul 31, 2025 9:15 PM

Total Wireless: 128GB iPhone 14 Plus + 2-Months Total 5G Unlimited Prepaid Plan

$325

$629

48% off
for New Customers w/ Port-In & ID Verificationat Total Wireless
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Total Wireless offers 128GB iPhone 14 Plus (Product) Red) + 2-Months Total 5G Unlimited Prepaid Plan (at $65 for month 1 + $60 w/ autopay for month 2) = $324.99. Port-in of an existing phone number and ID verification is required. Device will unlock automatically 60 days after plan activation when you pay for a minimum of 2 months of service; see unlock policy). Shipping is free.
  • Note: You must select $65 ($60 with AutoPay) Total 5G+ Unlimited Plan to get sale price (see plan info).
Thanks to Community Member BRPXR600R for sharing this deal.

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Written by RevOne | Staff
  • Qualify for the discounted price by verifying your identity through Veriff
  • Activate a new line with Total Wireless and bring your current phone number
  • Choose Total 5G+ Unlimited plan to guarantee the discount price
  • Service discount subject to cancellation if eligibility requirements are not met
  • Limited time offer while supplies last
  • This offer is limited to one device per account

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Total Wireless offers 128GB iPhone 14 Plus (Product) Red) + 2-Months Total 5G Unlimited Prepaid Plan (at $65 for month 1 + $60 w/ autopay for month 2) = $324.99. Port-in of an existing phone number and ID verification is required. Device will unlock automatically 60 days after plan activation when you pay for a minimum of 2 months of service; see unlock policy). Shipping is free.
  • Note: You must select $65 ($60 with AutoPay) Total 5G+ Unlimited Plan to get sale price (see plan info).
Thanks to Community Member BRPXR600R for sharing this deal.

Editor's Notes

Written by RevOne | Staff
  • Qualify for the discounted price by verifying your identity through Veriff
  • Activate a new line with Total Wireless and bring your current phone number
  • Choose Total 5G+ Unlimited plan to guarantee the discount price
  • Service discount subject to cancellation if eligibility requirements are not met
  • Limited time offer while supplies last
  • This offer is limited to one device per account

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Aug 2, 2025 5:34 AM
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Clk1986Aug 2, 2025 5:34 AM
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Quote from Enceladus :
I mean... Is it worth the hassle? Three generations behind, no USB-C, no RCS, probably not overly snappy given modern AI cra... bloat. Plus all the hoops to jump through with TW...
Performance wise, its probably just fine as long as you aren't downgrading. Apple doesn't make "budget" phones so it doesn't suffer from the same issues you'd see from Android phones, where you have Low, Mid and High end phones. Low end phones are generally garbage right out of the box. Mid end phones are usually fine for at least a couple years. High end phones can easily be fine for 5+ years or until lack of OS support forces you to upgrade.
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FantasticMice982Aug 2, 2025 5:42 PM
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Quote from FaithfulSnail4901 :
Sign up for a Gmail account then request a Google voice number using that Gmail account. Google charges $3 to allow a number to be ported out.
I don't think new accounts can successfully claim Google Voice numbers anymore. Google has clamped down a lot in the past year and now has very stringent criteria to claim a Voice number. If you're able to somehow successfully claim a Voice number it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to get another Voice number again for future deals.
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OnlyBuysClearanceAug 2, 2025 7:36 PM
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Quote from FantasticMice982 :
I don't think new accounts can successfully claim Google Voice numbers anymore. Google has clamped down a lot in the past year and now has very stringent criteria to claim a Voice number. If you're able to somehow successfully claim a Voice number it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to get another Voice number again for future deals.
Sounds like learned helplessness on your part. No information you provided answered the original question, claiming 'but it can be challenging' without offering any solution doesn't help anyone.
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abadanAug 2, 2025 7:39 PM
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Quote from FantasticMice982 :
I don't think new accounts can successfully claim Google Voice numbers anymore. Google has clamped down a lot in the past year and now has very stringent criteria to claim a Voice number. If you're able to somehow successfully claim a Voice number it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to get another Voice number again for future deals.
What is your source for this claim or is it just your opinion?
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ThalerAug 2, 2025 8:08 PM
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Quote from Enceladus :
I mean... Is it worth the hassle? Three generations behind, no USB-C, no RCS, probably not overly snappy given modern AI cra... bloat. Plus all the hoops to jump through with TW...
As most iPhones within a couple generations (or more), they're still very snappy handling it's own OS. The only time I've noticed that old iPhones lag is during boot. My father's iPhone XR (six generations old) takes it's time to boot, but is still a very serviceable phone for his light use. Personally, I used the Total Wireless deals to buy him an iPhone 14 (non-plus) to allow him to use our many MagSafe accessories and batteries, plus the accident/crash protection. It'll effectively be future proof to him for quite some time.

I would've rather preferred USB-C, but since cords are only (sometimes) used for charging, that's not a huge deal breaker. We've got quite a collection of nice MagSafe chargers that use USB-C, so in a way it's chargeable via USB-C. RCS messaging has been available on iPhones since the iPhone XR. As for Apple AI, I own an iPhone 15 Pro and Apple AI has barely changed my mobile experience at all. Maybe Siri can do more advanced tasks, but I only ever use her to set alarms & reminders, or ask Google Search queries. At most, Apple AI has provided me some laughs in the failed message summaries it interpreted from the notifications on my phone.


I personally signed up for two of the iPhone 14 deals that were $100 for the phone and 3x$55=$165 for the service. They've been decent hotspots while I'm waiting for the service to unlock the phones. My only complaint is that Total Wireless only offered the phone in the single black color. Still, it's nothing a case+protector for $10 won't mostly fix though.
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Aug 3, 2025 2:39 AM
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trythedealAug 3, 2025 2:39 AM
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I don't see the 2 months plan required while purchasing. I think we can downgrade to cheaper plan second month. 199+65+30(with autopay second month)=294+taxes.
Is this correct calculation?
Aug 3, 2025 12:21 PM
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keungAug 3, 2025 12:21 PM
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Quote from FantasticMice982 :
I don't think new accounts can successfully claim Google Voice numbers anymore. Google has clamped down a lot in the past year and now has very stringent criteria to claim a Voice number. If you're able to somehow successfully claim a Voice number it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to get another Voice number again for future deals.
I have mutiple Google accounts that already have 3 numbers and got a new voice number just in April, so no sure what you are smoking
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LEOMHK1.0Aug 3, 2025 2:57 PM
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Quote from FaithfulSnail4901 :
Decent deal.
p.s. in before people crying about ID verification.
Have you ever thought that there might be a very good reason for people not to want to provide identification...
*God knows my nana is still very secretive.
Last edited by LEOMHK1.0 August 3, 2025 at 08:32 AM.
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xNicoAug 3, 2025 3:22 PM
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Quote from LEOMHK1.0 :
Have you ever thought that there might be a very good reason for that...
*God knows my nana is still very secretive.
All about control and pain tolerance. UK recently passed a law that requires many sites and apps to age verify using id's, turned out to be a trojan horse and it all started with "we must protect our child's innocence"
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spacersAug 3, 2025 4:00 PM
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Anyone know if the boost mobile 16e deal requires continuous service beyond one month to be eligible for unlock after 12 months or just 1 month service is enough ?
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AuyuttayaAug 3, 2025 4:30 PM
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Quote from Thaler :
As most iPhones within a couple generations (or more), they're still very snappy handling it's own OS. The only time I've noticed that old iPhones lag is during boot. My father's iPhone XR (six generations old) takes it's time to boot, but is still a very serviceable phone for his light use. Personally, I used the Total Wireless deals to buy him an iPhone 14 (non-plus) to allow him to use our many MagSafe accessories and batteries, plus the accident/crash protection. It'll effectively be future proof to him for quite some time.

I would've rather preferred USB-C, but since cords are only (sometimes) used for charging, that's not a huge deal breaker. We've got quite a collection of nice MagSafe chargers that use USB-C, so in a way it's chargeable via USB-C. RCS messaging has been available on iPhones since the iPhone XR. As for Apple AI, I own an iPhone 15 Pro and Apple AI has barely changed my mobile experience at all. Maybe Siri can do more advanced tasks, but I only ever use her to set alarms & reminders, or ask Google Search queries. At most, Apple AI has provided me some laughs in the failed message summaries it interpreted from the notifications on my phone.


I personally signed up for two of the iPhone 14 deals that were $100 for the phone and 3x$55=$165 for the service. They've been decent hotspots while I'm waiting for the service to unlock the phones. My only complaint is that Total Wireless only offered the phone in the single black color. Still, it's nothing a case+protector for $10 won't mostly fix though.
Idk, my 16 pro max lag once in a while when I typed. It's frustrating! What do u think is the problem? My iPad 10th gen does the same thing. I thought it was because of the older cpu. Lol
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franco77Aug 3, 2025 6:01 PM
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Quote from FaithfulSnail4901 :
Sign up for a Gmail account then request a Google voice number using that Gmail account. Google charges $3 to allow a number to be ported out.
Thank you👍🏼
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ScarletRose866Aug 3, 2025 6:31 PM
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Quote from franco77 :
Where did you get the google voice number?Any tricks to get it to work?Thanks
You can get the a Google voice number and unlock it for $3. Then you can port it to TW. The only thing is there is a specific instruction on activating the Google voice number on TW when you get your phone. There is a reditt post on how to do this.
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ScarletRose866Aug 3, 2025 6:32 PM
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Quote from FantasticMice982 :
I don't think new accounts can successfully claim Google Voice numbers anymore. Google has clamped down a lot in the past year and now has very stringent criteria to claim a Voice number. If you're able to somehow successfully claim a Voice number it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to get another Voice number again for future deals.
I was just able to do this past month. No problems at all. I was able to port it to the razr 2024 deal
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