Deal! Bring Your Own Phone To Republic Wireless Get 6 Months Of Free Service!

Republic Wireless has announced a new promotion that will start on May 16 at 12:00 AM EST and will last through May 22, 2017 at 11:59 PM EST.  The special offer will only be available for new customer accounts and/or new service lines on an existing customer account.  Those that sign up for service during the specified time frame will receive 6 months of free service that includes up to 2GB/cellular 4G LTE data to use each month.

Republic Wireless operates as both a Sprint and T-Mobile MVNO.  This promotion is only valid for service through T-Mobile's network.

Besides being a new customer, or a current customer activating a new line of service, you must also bring your own eligible device over to the network to qualify for the offer.

Eligible devices include the following:

• Alcatel A30
• Google Pixel and Pixel XL
• Huawei Ascend 5W
• Nexus 5X by LG
• Motorola Nexus 6
• Huawei Nexus 6P
• Moto G4
• Moto G5 Plus
• Moto G4 PLAY
• Moto G4 PLUS - Deal get one for $219.99
• Moto X Pure Edition
• Moto Z
• Moto Z Play
• Samsung Galaxy J3
• Samsung Galaxy S6
• Samsung Galaxy S7
• Samsung Galaxy S7 edge

This offer will only be available while SIM card supplies last.  Republic Wireless has not said how many SIM cards it plans to sell, but they do say that once they sell out, no other SIM cards will be eligible for the offer.

The free service that Republic Wireless is offering is normally priced at $30/month for unlimited talk, text and 2 GB of high speed data.  Those that want more monthly data with their plan can still signup and pay the difference in costs.  So if you want the $45 plan with 4 GB of data, you'd pay $15/month.  Taxes and fees are not included with the promotion, so even with the free monthly plan, you can expect to pay a few dollars every month.  To get the promotion you must also pay for your first month of service with Republic Wireless, and after that months 2-7 will be free of charge.

For more information about this promotion, or to signup for service, head on over to Republic Wireless.