A:AnswerI'm not sure how the pre-paid plan would work.
I have a regular plan with Verizon and my plan did not change. I didn't have monthly payments because I paid for my phone upfront. I was told a $40 activation fee would show up on my next bill.
A:AnswerI'd do it ASAP. Samsung.com ran out of them for pre-orders but carriers and Bestbuy are still offering them. If you pre-order too late, you may miss out on the free buds and be offered the $130 samsung.com e-gift certificate which you need to use on Samsung.com. That being said may be a good deal, but if you want to use it on the buds to order them from their online store, you may be waiting a while.
A:AnswerYou have to download the Samsung app and register for it. Currentky says it is on backorder as of April 7, so they give you an option for credit to buy something else. Decent option.
I'll be waiting for the free earbuds as that is the main reason why I upgraded my phone. We'll see how long it takes.
A:AnswerMy Verizon insurance carried over when I bought my new phone from BestBuy. BestBuy does offer you there insurance plan though if you want it. If you decide to go with Best Buy's plan, you may want to check with your carrier after the purchase and make sure they remove that from your plan, so that you don't end up paying double for insurance. There are pros and cons of insurance at a carrier vs Best Buy, do your homework and pick the option that is best for your needs.
A:AnswerThe other answer is not true. The S10+ only comes in versions with 8 GB and 12 GB RAM. The 128 GB (this version) and the 512 GB version come with 8 GB RAM and the 1 TB version comes with 12 GB RAM.