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Friday, February 21st, 2020 11:00 PM

12 Month Prepaid Plan Questions

I currently have a multi-line plan with two lines, paying $50/month total for two lines (including multi-line discount and auto-pay discount). I was looking over the website and see there is now a 12 month prepaid plan for $25/month when paying for 12 months in advance. I have 2 questions:

  1. Can this 12 month plan be part of a multi-line plan in order to manage both from one account?

  2. If so, is there still a multi-line discount added to the 12 month price?

Thanks.

ACE - Expert

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4 years ago

Yes, the 12 month prepaid plan is eligible for multiline but the 12 month prepaid plan is only for new lines. You can not switch an existing line to that plan. If you do start a new line with that plan and add it to a multiline plan, I do not believe it will get any additional multiline discount until the 12 months is completed.

ACE - Sage

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The $300 one year plan is not eligible for multi-line.

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ACE - Sage

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117.1K Messages

4 years ago

Can this 12 month plan be part of a multi-line plan in order to manage both from one account?
NO.

If so, is there still a multi-line discount added to the 12 month price?
NO

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4 years ago

So far I've gotten two replies, one "yes", one "no" (the "no" given twice by the same person). Which one is correct? And, how does one come to know the correct answer?

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