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U.S. Cellular will pay you $300 to switch carriers

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U.S. Cellular has the Samsung Galaxy S III for just $149.99 on contract

U.S. Cellular has the Samsung Galaxy S III for just $149.99 on contract

How would you like to earn a quick $300? All you need to do is bring two lines over from your current carrier to U.S. Cellular and activate a smartphone. That's all there is to it. And U.S. Cellular has also discounted some of its phones with the Samsung Galaxy S III price chopped to $149.99 with a signed two year pact. The Huawei Ascend Y is just 1 cent with a two-year contract.

U.S.Cellular is also offering unlimited data plans for new and existing customers in its LTE coverage area for just $40 a month. Right now, 58% of the operator's customers are blanketed with its 4G LTE signal, a number that U.S. Cellular says will rise to 90% by the end of this year.

If all of this appeals to you, if you do bring over two lines and activate a smartphone, the carrier will send you a prepaid MasterCard debit card charged up to $300. It's a nice piece of change for doing something that you might have been planning to do anyway.

source: U.SCellular via AndroidCentral

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1. Nadr1212 posted on 30 Jan 2013, 08:38 2

Can my Note ll work on their network?

2. ElektronicGeek91 posted on 30 Jan 2013, 21:51

untill they go bankrupt and have to wait till everyone pay their bill. ahah

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