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Verizon is back with another BOGO (buy one get one) offer, which coincides this time with Mother's Day.
The limited time offers are now online and include the usual, very strong offers on some of the most popular smartphones by making them available for free or at a reduced price when you buy another phone at full price. The BOGO this time includes the opportunity to score $ 1,100 in invoice credits when you buy two new Pixel 3s and add a new unlimited line. You'll save $ 300, no swap required, when you buy a new Pixel 3, you'll get an additional $ 800 via billing credits when you buy another Pixel 3 or 3XL, with the unlimited line.
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As we always notice with these Verizon BOGOs, there are important caveats. For this particular offer, the two new pixels will have to be paid on a monthly basis. Within two months, the $ 1,100 would start to be applied to your bill over 24 months.
It's certainly a good deal if you're already a Verizon customer and think about a new line and a new device. It's the same for anyone considering becoming a Verizon customer. The full summary of offers and relevant details can be found on the Verizon site here. Among the other offers of this BOGO, you can:
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Buy a Samsung Galaxy S10 + and get $ 750 off a Galaxy 10, 10+, 10th or 9th note.
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Buy a Samsung Galaxy S10 5G and get $ 750 off a Galaxy 10, 10+, 10th or 9th.
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Finally, if you buy an iPhone XR, iPhone XS MAX, iPhone XS or iPhone X, you can get a free iPhone XR (or a $ 750 discount on a second iPhone X model).
Verizon did not specify an end date for this particular BOGO, but since it's related to Mother's Day, you have at least the entire next week, until Sunday, May 12, to enjoy it.
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