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In-Store Only at select locations. While we cannot confirm in-store pricing/availability, we are promoting this deal to the Frontpage due to comments from forum members reporting success in finding these prices available locally.
Select Target Stores [link for reference only;
store locator] have
128GB Motorola 2025 Moto G Power 5G Smartphone (AT&T Prepaid) on sale for
$39.99 or less. Pricing/offer is valid for
in-store purchase only.
Thanks to Community Member
CyanWing for sharing this deal.
Note: In-store availability and pricing varies by location.
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* Showing OOS/limited stock in my area and $79 with $30 off with in-store activation of $40 or higher plan.
Kept the preinstalled (unactivated) AT&T prepaid physical SIM card in the phone occupying IMEI1.
All is working well. Calls/Text/5G Data. When first attempting the transfer with service on Warp (VZW Network) the eSIM transfer would not go through.
Requested US Mobile to change my line's network to DarkStar and it installed without a hitch.
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Hope the cameras are ok for live-streaming, as that's all we need them for.
Hope the cameras are ok for live-streaming, as that's all we need them for.
Might not even need/want a case if it has Gorilla Glass and if the "eco leather" is any good. Anyone comment on this G Power being used with/without a case?
Marked 50% off in-store clearance sale.
8GB Ram 128GB Storage
No service plan purchase required.
Works with AT&T prepaid or AT&T postpaid.
Requires 6 months of paid service to become eligible for unlock
https://www.target.com/p/at-38-t-...A-94642824
So weird, I thought the gov't said 60 days for unlock...
When Verizon licensed the 700MHz spectrum in 2008, and again when it acquired Tracfone in 2020, it agreed to an Unlocking Rule that allowed users to switch to any network after purchasing a handset. That changed in 2019, when the FCC permitted Verizon to lock devices for 60 days, following the carrier's argument that the delay would help combat fraud and identity theft.
Verizon actually sought to overturn that rule earlier this year. So in short, AT&T, T-Mobile or other carriers are not required by law to unlock phones after 60 days.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/verizo...an-60-days
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Might not even need/want a case if it has Gorilla Glass and if the "eco leather" is any good. Anyone comment on this G Power being used with/without a case?
I went ahead and got a cheap case with glass protector but may end up not using it. I've never cracked a screen on a phone and I've been using non flip phones for 18 years or more.
The main driver for me to get it was the security update life span. As the total package is a bulkier phone.
I have never been able to get any the the AT&T prepaid phones to unlock, it was not an issue for me, since I have been with Cricket forever, and have no current plans to leave.
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