No, they do not sell unlocked iPhones. You can only buy an iPhone at Best Buy if you have AT&T or Verizon. So sadly to say they won’t be getting my business.

Nope. It’ll be carrier locked to Verizon and AT&T only. If you had either of those, you could purchase in full, wait the 60 days to have it unlocked through your carrier.

I bought an iPhone 13 Pro from Boost with my credit card online. It arrived unlocked with a Boost SIM card. I didn’t install the card in the tray instead I took it to a T-Mobile store as I wanted T-Mobile carrier. I asked for an eSIM and they set it up no charge I got a magenta 55 with auto pay $50.00 a month $5.00 discount with auto pay. It’s 2025 and I still have the 13 pro with automatic software installation or you can install it right away or overnight while you sleep if you have a strong WIFI signal.the phone is a 256 k. Still runs like new. Video and audio apps are quick to listen to music or podcasts and YouTube. I don’t recommend buying a newer phone as my 13 pro is strong enough. I read where Apple has what is called plannned obsolescence . It is said that everytime you update the software the phone’s. Software download is designed to slow down your phone so you end up buying a new phone for over $1,000 eventually. I haven’t seen that with my iPhone. My WIFI signals are weak where my room is so I called T-Mobile for any advice. They advised me to turn off the WIFI and switch to Cellular. I turned off my WIFI and now I’m operating off T-Mobile’s towers directly. That takes up data but my phone has unlimited data access so no harm no foul. Working great. Best phone ever and I’ve tried Samsung and LG both androids. iPhones are the best and get it eSIM. The phone remains unlocked in case I want to switch carriers. I paid $1200 cash so I had only pay for the $50.00 carrier fee. They didn’t charge me for the eSIM installation or the join T-Mobile fee of normally $35.00. I love it.

No he can not. He has to purchase the phone from visible directly, or a third party outright and unlocked. Verizon owned visible but does not service it. That would be like trying to return something you purchased at Walmart to a Sam’s club. Same umbrella, different branch.