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AT&T, Sprint or Verizon Galaxy S4 free with contract via Best Buy
AT&T, Sprint or Verizon Galaxy S4 free with contract via Best Buy, promo valid until November 30th..
Black Friday is almost here, but if you are looking for a deal on a new Samsung Galaxy S4, there’s no need to wait. Best Buy is currently offering the 16GB version of the handset for free with contract for AT&T, Sprint and Verizon subscribers. Aside from standard carrier colors like black and white, Best Buy also features its own exclusive “Artic Blue” color for those looking to get a hold of a version of the handset that will stand out in a crowd.
Although there are many of us who would rather free ourselves from contracts altogether, there are still some folks that prefer subsidized handsets and don’t mind signing a contract to get them. If you’re the type of buyer that prefers the contract model, you’re going to have trouble finding a better deal than this one. Besides the contract, the only other catch is that you’ll still need to pay an activation fee for the device.
AT&T, Sprint or Verizon Galaxy S4 free with contract via Best Buy
AT&T, Sprint or Verizon Galaxy S4 free with contract via Best Buy, promo valid until November 30th..
Black Friday is almost here, but if you are looking for a deal on a new Samsung Galaxy S4, there’s no need to wait. Best Buy is currently offering the 16GB version of the handset for free with contract for AT&T, Sprint and Verizon subscribers. Aside from standard carrier colors like black and white, Best Buy also features its own exclusive “Artic Blue” color for those looking to get a hold of a version of the handset that will stand out in a crowd.
Although there are many of us who would rather free ourselves from contracts altogether, there are still some folks that prefer subsidized handsets and don’t mind signing a contract to get them. If you’re the type of buyer that prefers the contract model, you’re going to have trouble finding a better deal than this one. Besides the contract, the only other catch is that you’ll still need to pay an activation fee for the device.
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