Verizon Wireless has recently announced that it is giving away special Pokemon GO promo codes until July 6, and players can use them to claim a bunch of free stuff in-game. This free stuff includes a Premium Battle Pass, two Incense, and 65 Poke Balls, which have a total value of $5. For players that would like to claim these items, this brief guide will detail exactly how to get and use a Verizon Pokemon GO code.
The first step to obtaining one of these Pokemon GO promo codes is to be a Verizon subscriber. Indeed, these PoGO codes are uniquely generated, which means that it is not possible to simply provide one for every player to use. As such, fans that are not subscribers may want to track down a friend that has Verizon but does not play Pokemon GO, as they can certainly help with obtaining a code.
Once a PoGO player has confirmed that they are indeed a Verizon subscriber, or they have located one, they simply need to login to their account and visit the Verizon promo website. Here they will be able to claim the Verizon Pokemon GO code, and it will come to them in an email. A player must then enter this code, and the way that this is done varies by platform.
More specifically, fans that that are playing on Android can just enter the Verizon PoGO code in-game. On the other hand, players with an iOS device will need to visit developer Niantic's rewards website and set things up from there. While this may be a bit of a hassle for fans that have not previously created or linked an account through this site, the free rewards may make it worthwhile.
To note, the Premium Battle Pass that is awarded by redeeming this Verizon Pokemon GO promo code can be used to join a Raid Battle or unlock Premium Rewards in Battle League. While players will need to decide for themselves which avenue they want to pursue, the return of the Pokemon GO Raid Hour may be enough to point them in that direction. This week's Raid Hour featured Altered Forme Giratina, and fans can look forward to more in the future.
Pokemon GO is available now in select regions on Android and iOS devices.