Nokia offers free color covers for U.S. Lumia 710 owners
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Think your Nokia Lumia 710 would be more “amazing everyday” with a splash of color? Nokia is with you 100%.
Starting today, Nokia Lumia 710 owners in the U.S. can head on over to http://www.nokiacolorcover.com/ and pick out a white, yellow, fuchsia, or cyan Xpress-on color cover. Best of all, it’s on the house – Nokia is even picking up the shipping charges.
According the “submit your request” page, this offer is valid for Lumia 710s purchased from 1/11/2012 through 3/31/2012 with a deadline of 4/13/2012 to complete your request.
We’re not sure what triggered Nokia’s generosity, but, hey, it’s not often you get something for nothing.
source: Nokia
Starting today, Nokia Lumia 710 owners in the U.S. can head on over to http://www.nokiacolorcover.com/ and pick out a white, yellow, fuchsia, or cyan Xpress-on color cover. Best of all, it’s on the house – Nokia is even picking up the shipping charges.
According the “submit your request” page, this offer is valid for Lumia 710s purchased from 1/11/2012 through 3/31/2012 with a deadline of 4/13/2012 to complete your request.
We’re not sure what triggered Nokia’s generosity, but, hey, it’s not often you get something for nothing.
source: Nokia
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5 Comments
1. cepcamba posted on 01 Mar 2012, 16:29 2 0
Nokia going back to their successful formula of yesterday. :p Not sure if it's gonna work for smartphones though. Anyway, Kudos to Nokia for giving consumers design options :)
2. ReturningToNokia posted on 01 Mar 2012, 16:44 2 0
Such goodwill!
I always thought that Nokia should have included at least one cover at the time of purchase, but actually, THIS gesture is so much better. Goodwill, I say!
4. rhinoceros posted on 06 Mar 2012, 17:40 0 0
You can customize more than an apple product....windows 7 rules
5. cybernotes posted on 09 Mar 2012, 16:56 0 0
The only catch with this promotion is that you have to submit an original upc and barcode from the box, which if you want to receive a rebate from T-mobile you don't have the original in your possession anymore. It was too good to be true.


