Amazon has the Sprint version of the Samsung GALAXY Note II for $99.99

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Dec 17, 2012, 12:31 AM

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Amazon has the Sprint version of the Samsung GALAXY Note II for $99.99

Get the Sprint version of the Samsung GALAXY Note II for $99.99 on Amazon

On Sunday, we told you about a couple of sweet deals from Amazon including the Sprint version of the Samsung Galaxy S III for 1 cent, and the AT&T Nokia Lumia 920 for $39. You have to be opening a new account and signing a two-year pact to get those prices. While those are two geat deals, Amazon has another one for an even bigger model. Bigger in size, that is.

Of course, we are talking about the red-hot Samsung GALAXY Note II, and its 5.5 inch screen. Open a new account with Sprint and you can get the phablet from Amazon for $99.99 with a signed two-year contract. Hey, that even beats the $150 price of the Star S7180 knock-off we told you about Saturday night, although to be fair the Star model price doesn't require a contract.

The device is available in either titanium or white. If you are a current Sprint customer with an upgrade to burn, the price will be $199.99. It all works out cheaper than Sprint's $299.99 contract price for the device.

source: Amazon Wireless (1), (2) via UnwiredView

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