HSN has
Tracfone Moto G 2025 64GB Smartphone (XT2513V 64)
w/ 1-Year 1500 Talk/Text/Data & Accessories on sale for
$59.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
kenshabby for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Includes:
- Tracfone Moto G XT2513V 64 Smartphone, Quick start guide and activation card, Services guide, Welcome letter, Car charger, Color case (see color choices on the product page), Wall charger, Ultimate Smartphone Deluxe 5 Premium Software and Services Voucher
- 1-Year of service/1,500 minutes/1,500 texts/1.5GB data
- 6.7" diagonal display
- 64GB storage
- 50-megapixel rear
- 4GB RAM (expandable up to 12GB with RAM Boost)
- Camera with Quad Pixel camera system
- 16-megapixel front camera
- 5,000mAh
- 30W TurboPower charging
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It will get unlocked after 60 days regardless of 1 year prepay plan.
Automatic unlock. I am saying on the basis of two phones I have.
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I had to contact tf to unlock mine as it did not unlock automatically
The 2024 Moto g 5G comes with 128GB and supports eSIM. This 2025 model seems like a downgrade.
No need to keep active for 2 months. I have activated over a dozen QVC HSN bundle TracFone deals and none of them required keeping active. In fact I usually activate then immediately transfer service to another phone and all of my phones have unlocked automatically after 60 days. Yes this is after they moved to the new unlock policy in April.
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It's also an underwhelmingly powered phone with a extremely meager 64gb of storage. It's also loaded to the gills with sponsorware, bloatware, and software that tracks your location, activities, and usage. Some simply can't be deleted, some will automatically reinstall after a few days.
Yes, it's $60 -- what did you expect? Just as long as you're under no misconceptions going into the purchase.
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