Wireless Plan, Electronics & Computer Discounts for Law Enforcement, Firefighters, EMS, EMTs & First Responders
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Samsung- join their government employee discount program to save as mush as 30% when shopping online for phones, tablets, computers, appliances, and more. Federal, State, municipal, and other LEO, firefighters, and EMTs are eligible. Simply register for an account with a government email address.
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AT & T- gives thanks to those who protect our community with exclusive savings on wireless, TV, and internet to first responders. Get 25% off each unlimited wireless line, save $15 every month on TV, and $15 every month on internet. First responders can sign up online with an ID showing your name and agency you’re associated with. Restrictions apply. Other deals include:
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Verizon Wireless- Law Enforcement, Firefighters and Paramedics can save up to $40 off a month on unlimited plans, 15% off a month on eligible plans, 25% off on select accessories, and wireless priority service during times of disaster. Proof of employment is required with government email address or valid ID. Restrictions apply. Enter "First Responder" in the search bar for more information. They also offer the following discounts:
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GovX- has teamed up with premium electronics & technology brands to offer up to 65% off to military, police, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders. Sign up FREE with GovX.com for prices and details.
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Dell- gives exclusive discounts and offers through its member purchase program. Government employees (federal, state, and local) and healthcare professionals are eligible for an additional 5% off including sale items, special financing offers, and a best price guarantee.
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Apple Government Employee Program- This program provides solutions at a special price for employees of State or Local Government agencies who want to purchase Apple products for personal use. Special pricing applies to some, but not all, of the products. Must work for a local or state Police/Fire/Ems agency to receive this discount.
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Ring- to show their appreciation, Ring is proud to offer an exclusive 20% discount on select Ring.com purchases to military, veterans, first responders and teachers. Simply verify your status as a first responder to receive a discount code.
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U.S. Cellular- offers a discount through their Partner Employee Discount Program. Employees of certain businesses and organizations are eligible for a discount. To verify your eligibility you must show proof with a work ID badge or recent pay stub. Other offers include:
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Data Vision- Electronics store supports all of the hardworking first responders. They will send you a unique, one-time use coupon. Identity is verified thru ID.me. Discounts are valid for every item online including Laptops, TVs, Apple Products, Digital Cameras, Printers, Audio, and much more.
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Club O Rewards Program- All active first responders -- police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and certified emergency medical technicians (EMTs) -- are eligible for a FREE Club O membership (a $19.95 value)! With your FREE Membership, you'll get all the Club O benefits, like: Free Shipping, earn 5-40% in Club O rewards, and VIP early access to exclusive deals. Other current offers include:
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Sprint- Fire Department, Police Dept, and other state and local government employees are eligible for up to 15% off your monthly plan. Must show proof of employment with a government email address or ID. Inquire within for more details.
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T-Mobile- State and local first responders, and their families, get discounts on their Unlimited plans. Magenta First Responder plans start at $25/line for 4 lines and autopay for their signature plan, and $35/line for 4 lines with autopay for their premium plan.
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Batteries Plus Bulbs- Select Batteries Plus locations offer Firefighters, Ems, and First Responders a discount. Contact your local store to find out if they offer this.
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Union Plus- IAFF, IUPA, SEIU, AFSCME, and other union members are eligible to receive 10-30% off at Dell and up to 30% at HP on computers and electronics thru this free program.
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