Save $449: Through December 10,Korean College Girl Room Salon new Verizon mobile and home internet customers (on select plans) and current Verizon customers who upgrade to select mobile Unlimited plans can get a free year of NFL Sunday Ticket (up to a $449 value).
Watching every NFL game live is an Olympic sport in itself — unless you have NFL Sunday Ticket, that is.
Memorizing which streaming services air games on which networks on which days is no way to live, considering even mastering that schedule still bars most games that aren't in your network. Rather than settling for the $6.99/month NFL+ plan and watching all of those out-of-network games after they air, Verizon is offering to cover the cost of a full year of NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube TV — a $449 value.
SEE ALSO: How to watch the gymnastics at Paris 2024 online for freeThe deal, which dropped on July 24, is available to new Verizon mobile customers when they buy a select new phone on an Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate line (starting at $55/line), new Verizon internet customers with select Home Internet plans (starting at $45/month), and existing mobile Verizon havers when they upgrade select devices to an Unlimited Plus plan.
Upgrading to one of Verizon's mobile or home internet plans also unlocks other streaming perks, like included Netflix and Max or a discounted Disney bundle, depending on which plan you choose. And, for a limited time, new Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate mobile customers also get six free months of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.
If your new phone purchase involves trading in an old one, you might just be able to get that new phone for free. During this promo, Verizon will also cover the cost of your new phone when traded for a Samsung Galaxy S24 or S24+ 5G, S24 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold6 or Flip6, Google Pixel Fold or Pixel 8 Pro, or any iPhone 15 model.
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