Verizon is now selling Apple's iPhone 15 Plus giant for the low price of free with no trade-in

Verizon is now selling Apple’s iPhone 15 Plus giant for the low price of free with no trade-in،

If you're a long-time Apple fan and don't have any money, you probably know how difficult it usually is to get the latest iPhones at a price that feels like a substantial discount without meeting all sorts of annoying demands.

But while the best way to minimize your spending is usually to get rid of your existing (good-condition) device when purchasing a new one, there's a great online-only Verizon deal you might want to look into if an exchange- it's too embarrassing for you.

While that's clearly the very definition of a string attached, it's certainly nice to be able to take a massive $930 off one of the world's best phones without also trading in an eligible device.

Your promotional credit will be applied to your Verizon counts over a three-year period, mind you, which is another important detail you need to take note of before making your final purchasing decision. And finally, you'll need to open an expensive new line of Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate service to take advantage of this great new deal, which is set to expire at the end of the week.

Of course, unless your demand exceeds Big Red's supply before Sunday, which is entirely possible. At the moment, you can choose from a total of five color options (black, green, blue, yellow and pink) up to the 128GB model. iPhone 15 Plus is concerned. Or you can opt for a 256 or 512 GB storage variant at $100 and $300 respectively after discounts of $930.

To avoid confusion, this is a non-Pro 2023 iPhone model with an Apple A16 Bionic processor under the hood rather than a beastly A17 Pro. Its frame is good old aluminum instead of titanium, and there are only two cameras on the back.

But that doesn't make the iPhone 15 Plus any less impressive, especially when it's available for the super low price of $0 with no trade-in. The battery life is epic, the Super Retina XDR OLED display is every bit as advanced as it looks, and these two rear-facing shooters are arguably better than many triple or quad systems camera on the market today.