Amazon is running a super cheap deal today for le for new AT&T customers.Today only, save big when you sign up for a new 2-year contract with AT&T. They call it a “Gold Box” deal. We call it a super discount, best, cheapest deal for smartphones today. It’s about as close as free as you can get.Here’s the deal from Amazon:
• Get your choice of any new AT&T phone for a penny.
• Pay no activation fee—a savings of up to $36.
• FREE Two-Day Shipping.
The offer excludes contract extensions (upgrades) and is not valid with netbooks and prepaid phones but they do have a penny-wise USB broadband modem. See the AT&T Deal Amazon Page. The fact there is no activation fees saves up to thirty-six dollars.
BlackBerry Bold
Samsung Impression The Samsung Impression has beautiful AMOLED display and leaves a great impression.
Samsung Eternity - a feature phone with lots of features.
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and Red.There are a few other BlackBerry smartphone models and many other devices available for one cent.
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Those are nice phones that At&t is offering. There is just one thing that perturbs me of the claim of the argument, AT&T is giving us a good deal. I think not! Once you are sucked into to that penny for a phone deal one is stuck with high service fees. Now i appreciate a nice phone as does anyone else, but in times like this I can't afford the premium service payment. StraightTalk wireless offers unlimited minutes with no contracts for 45$ a month. In these times it seems way more economical(EDUCATED) to me to go with companies like straight talk
Those are nice phones that At&t is offering. There is just one thing that perturbs me of the claim of the argument, AT&T is giving us a good deal. I think not! Once you are sucked into to that penny for a phone deal one is stuck with high service fees. Now i appreciate a nice phone as does anyone else, but in times like this I can't afford the premium service payment. StraightTalk wireless offers unlimited minutes with no contracts for 45$ a month. In these times it seems way more economical(EDUCATED) to me to go with companies like straight talk.