Update: This offer has been upgraded to include a
$300 Verizon Gift Card now (vs. the $200 Verizon gift card offered initially)
Verizon has for
New Verizon Customers: 4 Lines of Verizon Unlimited Plus Plan for $180/month ($45/month each line; after bill credits are applied w/ Auto Pay & paper-free billing discounts of $10 per line) +
4-Count 256 GB iPhone 17 Pro Max or 256GB Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Smartphones for
$0/month (after bill credits are applied) + $200 ->
now $300 Verizon Gift Card when you follow the deal instructions below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member
Meowssi for posting this deal.
Note: One-time activation fee of $40 per device will apply.
Deal Instructions:- Select preferred devices:
- Under Trade In Device - Select No
- Click Add to cart for each device, then click Next steps
- Scroll down and select the Unlimited Plus plan then select Continue without Perks
- Select Continue without offers
- Select Continue without Device protection
- When finalizing checkout, wait a minute or two for a popup to appear for a $300 Verizon Gift Card
- Repeat steps for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th phones
- At final checkout, you should have 4 Lines of Unlimited Welcome at $45/month per line (after Auto Pay & paper-free billing discounts) w/ 4-Count of Various Phone Models at $0/month for 36 months per phone (after bill credit applied to each phone) + $300 Verizon Gift Card (appears in a pop up after waiting at checkout page)
- Note: One-time activation fee of $160.00 ($40/line) will appear on your first bill.
Note:- Get a $300 E-Gift card on Verizon. Complete the smartphone purchase from your cart. Redeem offer in My Verizon or vzw.com/myverizon after placing your order. You must submit for redemption within 60 days of order. Card sent via email within 8 weeks after receipt and validation of claim to the submitted email address. If service is canceled or device is returned, claim will be invalid. Gift card value charged back if account owner canceled. Verizon reserves the right to charge the amount of the Verizon e-Gift Card to your Verizon Wireless account if, within 6 months, service is canceled, or price plan changes from an eligible unlimited plan. A suspension without billing will add the time you are suspended to your 6 month chargeback window.
+ $300 Verizon GCat Verizon
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Now, 2160 * 4 = 8640
Over 4 years, without taxes and fees, it is 8640.
Add state and other junk taxes to the total, it is a cool $10k over 3 years you have coughed out as a family 😆😆😆
It's always the larger picture that users do not take into account or aren't allowed to, when they dangle the shiny phones in front of you.
Even worse than that? When you "upgrade" every year or are given a 'deal' to stay with them after a year. That's how they become $$$$$ dollar companies. You become a perennial cash cow for these providers. They depend on your "it's too much to switch" or "they're good to me".
Your best bet is to stick to anything without contract or long term pricing. Yes, upfront it hurts, but the installment black hole will wring you dry. Doesn't matter who you go with.
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Your order qualifies for a reward card offer.
Learn more and redeem in My Verizon. Look for 'Account activity & notifications' on your Account overview page. Submit for redemption by January 27, 2026. You can also visit our Reward Card FAQs for additional info.
Your order qualifies for a reward card offer.
Learn more and redeem in My Verizon. Look for 'Account activity & notifications' on your Account overview page. Submit for redemption by January 27, 2026. You can also visit our Reward Card FAQs for additional info.
Good luck to you all in figuring out which code to use to claim the gift cards, as this seems to be the main complaint against Verizon.
These situations are good examples of when we, as consumers, should contact the state attorneys general. If they see a habitual practice, they will sue.
After much research, it seems that a "code" is needed to claim the gift card, but there are countless complaints about how frustrating the process is for submitting these claims. Some people report receiving only one card instead of four.
Good luck to you all in figuring out which code to use to claim the gift cards, as this seems to be the main complaint against Verizon.
These situations are good examples of when we, as consumers, should contact the state attorneys general. If they see a habitual practice, they will sue.
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