T-Mobile's Classic Plan customers have their own sale

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By Alan Friedman

Updated: Dec 23, 2012, 1:41 AM

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T-Mobile's Classic Plan customers have their own sale

Samsung Classic Plan members have a sale of their own

Just as T-Mobile is offering up to $200 off the down payment for a new phone on the Value Plan, those on the Classic Plan can take advantage of a deal on Samsung phones being offered at T-Mobile's non-corporate stores. Non-corporate stores are "Wireless retail stores that are authorized to sell T-Mobile products and services, but not owned and operated by T-Mobile." That would include stand-alone stores, but not big box retailers.

The deal for Classic Plan customers involves you opening a new T-Mobile account with the indirect retailer, or upgrading your phone. Both require a signed two-year contract for the Unlimited Classic Rate Plan and a data plan costing $30 or more (5GB, 10GB or unlimited). With all of that taken care of, the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G is free after a $150 rebate, the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G is free after a $150 rebate, the Samsung Galaxy S II is free after a $200 rebate and the Samsung Galaxy S III is $130 after a $200 rebate.

The deal runs through the end of the year, and if you need to find a T-Mobile indirect dealer near you, you can check out the store locator on the T-Mobile website.

source: TmoNews

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