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QVC 2-pack Moto G Power Tracfone 2-Pack w/1500 Minutes/Text/Data for $105

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QVC has the 2-pack Motorola Moto G Power 2024 with 1500 minutes/texts/data for $105 when using code HELLO15 code for new accounts for extra $15.

Each phone is locked for a year. Aside from being a somewhat old phone it is actually a good and capable device with 8GB RAM, SIM+eSIM support, phone jack, and SD Card slot.

https://www.qvc.com/moto-g-power-...30519.html

The lowest previous deal shows as $89, so this being $15 more is the next best one right now.
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QVC has the 2-pack Motorola Moto G Power 2024 with 1500 minutes/texts/data for $105 when using code HELLO15 code for new accounts for extra $15.

Each phone is locked for a year. Aside from being a somewhat old phone it is actually a good and capable device with 8GB RAM, SIM+eSIM support, phone jack, and SD Card slot.

https://www.qvc.com/moto-g-power-...30519.html

The lowest previous deal shows as $89, so this being $15 more is the next best one right now.

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Today 2:33 PM
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overzeetopToday 2:33 PM
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Is the unlock automatic 1 year from activation, or will we have to fight with tracfone?
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vns1
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Quote from overzeetop :
Is the unlock automatic 1 year from activation, or will we have to fight with tracfone?
From experience - it was relatively easy and trivial, but it also depends on the phone manufacturer.

For some (samsung) I got them automatically unlocked and didn't do anything. For others (motorola) I've had to go to the tfunlock web site to get the unlock code and type it on the phone.

The unlock is 1yr after activation.
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sdandyToday 3:58 PM
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Quote from vns1 :
From experience - it was relatively easy and trivial, but it also depends on the phone manufacturer.

For some (samsung) I got them automatically unlocked and didn't do anything. For others (motorola) I've had to go to the tfunlock web site to get the unlock code and type it on the phone.

The unlock is 1yr after activation.
The new policy that extended the required service time to 365 days also says the unlock is "upon request", so it looks like there won't be automatic unlocks anymore. Since nobody has had a phone long enough yet, we don't know exactly what that entails (that is, if it's simply still going to the tfunlock site or similar easy way of doing it.)

From the new policy:
  • For all cellphones Activated on the Verizon network on or before January 19, 2026, the cellphone will be remotely unlocked automatically 60 days after paid Activation and 60 days of paid active service.
  • 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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Quote from sdandy :
The new policy that extended the required service time to 365 days also says the unlock is "upon request", so it looks like there won't be automatic unlocks anymore. Since nobody has had a phone long enough yet, we don't know exactly what that entails (that is, if it's simply still going to the tfunlock site or similar easy way of doing it.)

From the new policy:
  • For all cellphones Activated on the Verizon network on or before January 19, 2026, the cellphone will be remotely unlocked automatically 60 days after paid Activation and 60 days of paid active service.
  • 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.
Yes, the "upon request" is what I was referring to as going to the tfunlock web site to obtain the unlock code. It was not an excessively difficult step in any way, but an extra step nonetheless (as opposed to automatically unlocking).
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nkrishnasgToday 4:34 PM
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The Walmart offer is a slightly better deal if available near you - $5 or $20 less for 2 phones (if you can't use the QVC new customer coupon). Or if you want just one.

https://slickdeals.net/f/19785843-49-88-fs-walmart-tracfone-motorola-moto-g-power-2024-5g-128gb-black-includes-1-year-1500min-text-1-5gb-data-service-plan?src=category_page

Decent budget phone, if you need one as backup or for kids.
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LavenderPickle7682Today 5:04 PM
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FAQ for these Track Phone posts

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"Is the 1500min package per month?"

No, honey. This is an American cellular provider, not one from another country with generous limits. It's 1500min for the entire year. That is around 4 minutes per day. Talk fast!

Some argue these are great for a "spare/backup phone". I can't tell you a single time I had something go wrong with my primary device, in such that I needed an active spare sitting around - but you do you...! Some of us grew up in the era of "we have a single corded phone mounted to the wall, no such thing as an answering machine." We survived without a magic rectangle surgically attached to our hands, and so can you. I believe in you.

"When does it unlock?"

After 12 full months of ACTIVE PAID SERVICE. On paid month 13, you can request the device to unlock. Yes, it used to be different. Elections have consequences. I'd say file a complaint with the FCC, but you might be put on a list. And I might too for instigating pro-consumer action.

Do you frequently buy locked phones, wait a year, then use the phone on another service? Sounds tedious. Why not just buy a phone for that service provider? Even if it's marginally more expensive, it can't be all that bad. You know what the kids say -- BUY ONCE CRY ONCE!

...until Planned Obsolescence makes you rebuy in 2-3 years! (Seriously, these things rarely last until month 36 of daily use.)

"What's this about a QVC coupon?"

A scheme for new customers. Most people have already used it. And they do crack down on it. If it doesn't work or you don't want to fuss with it, go elsewhere. These cheap phones can be found at Walmart and eBay all the time. QVC has recently filed for bankruptcy. I wonder why.
Last edited by LavenderPickle7682 July 21, 2026 at 12:41 PM.
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