Not only did they trump AT&T with their $100 on-contract offering for the HTC HD7S, but now they’re seemingly doing the same thing for Pantech’s very first Android powered smartphone. Granted that it’s not a powerhouse by any means, the $69.99 price that AT&T is asking for is more than acceptable, but when you look at the $0.01 on-contract cost that Amazon is asking for the same handset, it’s essentially a no-brainer decision at that point. In fact, we’re sure that you can find the amount needed to buy it somewhere hidden between the cracks of your back pockets.
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Still, existing customers with eligible upgrades are asked to pay $49.99 for the handset, which is still more than reasonable by any means.
source: Amazon
