Anonymous

Is this good?

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Anonymous

Price looks like a deal until you realize LG discontinued their cell phone business line. LG is notoriously bad on Android updates. Buy only if you don't mind. I will have to stay away from LG products //@anonymous: Is this good?

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Anonymous

old! you don't need a two screen phone... don't buy old androids, look for 5G... //@Anonymous: Is this good?

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Anonymous

"Unlocked?" Um, I know it's been a while since I built my own box, but are we at a point now where even CPUs are subject to licensing limitations? Holy crap! This is insane!!

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Anonymous

You must have been away from building PC for more than a decade then. The first official "unlock" version of a CPU used in this context was the Sandy Bridge series released in January 2011.

Ever since CPU clock multiplier existed way back in the 486 era, people have been trying to use unlocked ones to achieve simple overlock. Since the mid 90s with the original Pentium, most cpu have come with locked multiplier. For the last decade, the official "unlocked" version have become more of a marketing gimmick rather than actually useful in most situations. //@Anonymous: "Unlocked?" Um, I know it's been a while since I built my own box, but are we at a point now where even CPUs are subject to licensing limitations? Holy crap! This is insane!!

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Anonymous

common sense: CPU is NOT cell phone. “Unlocked” means “Unlocked multiplier”, it gives more flexibility for overclocking. Unlocked CPU may run faster.

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Anonymous

Thanks. Yes, it probably HAS been well over a decade (I actually went a couple of years without a PC the last time mine died, and when I got ready to do a build, I understood that crytpocurrency mining made components impossible to find, so I had to buy a pre-built box).

I'm actually thinking I maybe used to be familiar with this use of the term, but since I was never big on overclocking, AND since it's been so long, it just looked alien to me at this point. D'oh! //@Anonymous: You must have been away from building PC for more than a decade then. The first official "unlock" version of a CPU used in this context was the Sandy Bridge series released in January 2011.

Ever since CPU clock multiplier existed way back in the 486 era, people have been trying to use unlocked ones to achieve simple overlock. Since the mid 90s with the original Pentium, most cpu have come with locked multiplier. For the last decade, the official "unlocked" version have become more of a marketing gimmick rather than actually useful in most situations. //@Anonymous: "Unlocked?" Um, I know it's been a while since I built my own box, but are we at a point now where even CPUs are subject to licensing limitations? Holy crap! This is insane!!

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Anonymous

is it worth to get?

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Anonymous

Not bad //@anonymous: is it worth to get?

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Anonymous

Can I use it for tmobile

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Anonymous

Its unlocked. you can use with anyone
//@Anonymous: Can I use it for tmobile

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Harry

Yes, iPhone 12 Pro supports both CDMA and GSM, see specs here: https://www.apple.com/iphone-12-pro/specs/ //@Anonymous: Can I use it for tmobile

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Anonymous

what if I never activate their service, only use their iphone with my own sim card, any penalty?

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Anonymous

It sound like to good to be true. Any binding terms?

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Anonymous

Do I need to sigh a 2-year contract?

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Anonymous

You need to get visible plan.

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Anonymous

yes, you got a visible plan, but what if you will never activate it? penalty? //@Anonymous: You need to get visible plan.

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Anonymous

Phone is locked //@anonymous: yes, you got a visible plan, but what if you will never activate it? penalty? //@Anonymous: You need to get visible plan.

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Anonymous

Don't spread false information. Visible phone is always unlocked. This is a super good deal. You can port out a google voice number to qualify $150. Essentially this brings the 12Pro done to $570 + first month + tax ~ $650 depending on your sale tax. //@Anonymous: Phone is locked //@anonymous: yes, you got a visible plan, but what if you will never activate it? penalty? //@Anonymous: You need to get visible plan.

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Anonymous

Can anyone confirm if Visible allows you to cancel the plan after one month?
Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

Yes //@anonymous: Can anyone confirm if Visible allows you to cancel the plan after one month?
Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

Had it been iPhone 11 Pro I’d have bought it pronto, but iPhone 12 Pro, not so much. Very mixed to poor reviews.

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Anonymous

Visible is the most disorganized company and the entire company employees have no clue about your question. They are just a bunch of SOB. Try your best to avoid visible. Just get the phone and leave visible.

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Anonymous

Can you kindly provide the phone contact or email for cancellation? I checked their website, and cannot find either. //@Anonymous: Yes //@anonymous: Can anyone confirm if Visible allows you to cancel the plan after one month?
Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

Yes you can confirm, or yes Visible allows you to cancel after one month? //@Anonymous: Yes //@anonymous: Can anyone confirm if Visible allows you to cancel the plan after one month?
Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

Hi, Based on the text below, does it mean I will need to keep the plan for at least 2 months in order to receive $150 CC credit?


Get $$$ to spend online

After two full month's service payments you'll get an email to redeem your Virtual Account.

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Anonymous

Yes two months. Search coupon code for $20 per month. Your total will be $720 + $20*2 - $150 + tax. You don't need to cancel. Just don't pay for the third month. //@anonymous: Hi, Based on the text below, does it mean I will need to keep the plan for at least 2 months in order to receive $150 CC credit?


Get $$$ to spend online

After two full month's service payments you'll get an email to redeem your Virtual Account.

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Anonymous

hot deal! in for 1

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Anonymous

Yes. To get the credit you have to keep plan for 2 month. You will receive a code to redeem $150 online, and that’s where it get sketchy as they will send the code at the end of 3 month. So you basically have to keep service for 3 months just to get code. //@anonymous: Hi, Based on the text below, does it mean I will need to keep the plan for at least 2 months in order to receive $150 CC credit?


Get $$$ to spend online

After two full month's service payments you'll get an email to redeem your Virtual Account.

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Anonymous

I searched and tried a couple coupon codes but the website did not take any of them. It gave me an error message. so I could not make it to $20 per month. If anyone did that successfully, could you share?

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Anonymous

20for3 //@Anonymous: I searched and tried a couple coupon codes but the website did not take any of them. It gave me an error message. so I could not make it to $20 per month. If anyone did that successfully, could you share?

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Anonymous

Sold Out already

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Anonymous

Google voice is no longer eligible for the $150 rebate.

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Anonymous

SOLD OUT AGAIN.

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Anonymous

Sold out quick

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Anonymous

Can I use it for ATT network and ATT sim card?

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Anonymous

Sold out

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