It's only customary at this point to expect seeing most high-end smartphones finding themselves priced fittingly at the golden price of $199.99 on-contract, but as we've witnessed countless times, online indirect retailers are quick to drop prices to make them quite appealing.
The latest addition to this usual process is none other than the T-Mobile G2 as both Amazon and Wirefly have the HSPA+ enabled smartphone on sale for new customers at the eye opening price of $99.99 with a 2-year agreement. No, you're not dreaming right now because two of the most popular online retailers for mobile phones are making it even easier in owning this highly prized handset.
Unfortunately, the $99.99 price is only good for new customers and those with a qualified upgrade will have to shell out $199.99 – which is the normal price you'll be paying through T-Mobile directly. So if you're looking to set up new service with the carrier, you may want to do it through either of these two online retailers – plus they even include shipping with it; so you can beat that.
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