A:AnswerI bought mine and financed it for a lower total price, but I know you can buy it full price and then move your sim unto the new phone. If you don't have a sim in your current phone, Verizon can activate a new SIM for the phone and deactivate your old phone so the Pixel carries over onto your existing line.
A:AnswerNo it does not. this is to entice you to keep your contract for 2 years. This is on the carrier, NOT Best Buy. If you choose to pay it off early you will be charged the full original monthly payment times the number of months.
A:AnswerFrom my personal standpoint, I had a phone on a contract for 2 years and got bored with it. So, once I payed it off, I upgraded to a phone I thought was worth the specials Best Buy was running. I purchases the phone in full, which if you want to avoid a monthly phone payment, then it's better to buy the phone outright. It's probably wise to upgrade than add a line, unless you have people who you don't mind sharing an account with, then you can get into one of their line bundle specials.
A:AnswerThe 24 month financing is by activating the phone under a Verizon account. So if you're using on AT&T, you'd have to pay full price or use the Best Buy credit card
A:AnswerThe 24 month plan is technically being financed through Verizon, with bill credits back if I'm not mistaken. Meaning the device would have to be activated under a valid Verizon account. Without that, you'd be paying full price for the device.
A:AnswerJust choose to pay the lump sum before adding the phone to the cart. When you receive your new phone, remove the Verizon sim card and put your own in.
A:AnswerGoogle has consistently had difficulty sustaining supply for their Pixel devices. There's no answer except that the company is only a handful of Nexus devices and two years of Pixel into phone production and distribution. Hopefully their recent purchase of HTC's mobile division and some lessons learned this year will make these issues a thing of the past in future.
A:AnswerGoolge have not said anything about a "recall" of this phone. they said that will release a software update to address most of the problems related to the Pixel 2 XL screen.