AT&T offers special deal on Windows Phone 8 models

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AT&T offers special deal on Windows Phone 8 models
AT&T has a special offer for Windows Phone 8 buyers that started on Friday and runs through February 21st. The deal is simple. Buy one Windows Phone 8 handset and buy a second unit of the same exact phone for $100 off. For example, buy a Nokia Lumia 920 and take $100 off the price of a second Lumia 920. Or, buy an HTC Windows Phone 8X handset and take $100 off the price of a second one.
 
The lawyers got together, at least the ones not on retainer by Apple and Samsung, and put together a list of conditions. You must sign a two-year contract for both phones to take advantage of the deal. The $100 bundle discount is applied toward the lower priced model and if the price of the second unit is less than $100, it is free (Hurray!)

The deal is available whether you are activating a new AT&T line or upgrading a current account. Despite the special pricing, the 14 day return policy remains in effect. And you don't have to decide to buy the discounted phone right away. If you buy a qualifying Nokia or HTC model and decide anytime up to February 21st to add a second phone, you will get the $100 discount.

You need a pair of Windows Phone 8 handsets? You could save $100 if you make the purchase from AT&T. And speaking of free, Nokia and AT&T have extended their offer for the free Qi-based wireless charging plate for buyers of the Nokia Lumia 920. The offer was set to expire on January 10th but now has been extended to February 21st.

source: AT&T via WPCentral
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