Total Wireless [totalwireless.com] has
Total Wireless: iPhone 17e (256GB) + $300 Service Credits over 12 Mo. (Total $0 Net Phone Cost) - New Customers - for
$299.99
This is one of the strongest launch offers for the 17e, especially since it features the same A19 chip found in the flagship iPhone 17 and double the starting storage (256GB)
Offer:- Total Wireless is offering a massive discount on the newly released iPhone 17e.
- Initial Price: $299.99 (Retail $599.99) when you switch and activate on the Total 5G+ Unlimited plan.
- Monthly Rebate: Receive $25/month back in service credits for 12 months ($300 total value).
- Net Result: After one year of service credits, the hardware cost is effectively $0 (plus taxes and the monthly plan cost).
Description & Requirements- Availability: New customers who port-in (switch) their number.
- Required Plan: Total 5G+ Unlimited (typically $60/mo for a single line, or as low as $25/mo per line for 4 lines).
- Credit Structure: $25/month credits start on your third month of active service and continue for 12 months.
- Plan Perks: Includes Disney+, 15GB hotspot, and no-contract 5G priority data on the Verizon 5G Network
To get the Apple iPhone 17e for $299.99 at
Total Wireless [totalwireless.com], you must complete a "port-in" activation, which means switching your existing phone number from a different carrier to a specific high-tier plan.
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After the rebate for the first month, assuming each goes to each line, would line 4 be -10 or would you loose $10?
Unlock Policy for Verizon and MNVOs (including Total):
https://www.tfwunlockpo
Key line in the policy document: For all cellphones Activated on or after January 20, 2026, the cellphone will be unlocked upon request after 365 days of paid and active service.
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Required $65 plan with $25 credit monthly
Also, add one device per account. Reference link: https://www.totalwirele
Another "good to know" data point is that Total Wireless uses Verizon for its service. Great for me, but not for everyone.
$60 a month for one line kills this deal for me, mainly based on the overall cost.
I'd rather buy my own phone than pay $725 to get this one and a year of service. 17e not my first choice, but if it was, and I needed a line, I'd probably do it.
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