Verizon's new Nokia 3V offers a new series for free.
Verizon may not sell any high-end or even mid-to high-end Nokia smartphones, but for a brand that almost died and was buried three years ago, it must be impressive to see its steady growth in the largest wireless network in the United States. In addition to Nokia 7.1, you can buy it elsewhere and bring it to bright red. The low-end 2V and 3V can be obtained directly from the operator. The former only has a prepaid plan, while the latter only started last week.
Believe it or not, the new Nokia 3V is already on sale, ranging from a reasonable retail price of $168 to an unparalleled dollar. 0. That's right. Can provide you with a fairly moderate but large and relatively beautiful mobile phone free of charge. Obviously, you need to meet several important requirements, although we are not talking about anything too complex or unusual. It's just standard new production lines, installment plans and billing credit terms.
In other words, you must use the new post-paid Verizon service to obtain the Nokia 3V in the device payment plan and agree to pay in 24-month installments of $7 per installment, which will be fully refunded to your account as promotional credits. Of course, there is no required discount or any other additional conditions. Basically, this is exactly the same deal that Big Red offers to iPhone 7 buyers who are willing to add a new product line.
Of course, the Nokia 3 V looks more modern, with a lot of screen space (6.26 inches to be exact), a cautious drop, a sizeable chin, a huge 4000 Ma battery, guaranteed 2-day battery life, and. The not-so-bad Snapdragon 429 processor, coupled with monotonous 2gb memory and internal storage space, can perform 16 performances. Obviously you can't have $168, let alone $0.
