Radio Shack offers $50 Google Play Store gift card with the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy S III

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Nov 19, 2012, 11:58 AM

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Radio Shack offers $50 Google Play Store gift card with the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy S III

The Samsung Galaxy S III is just $49.99 for new Sprint customers at Radio Shack

The Samsung Galaxy S III is going to be one of the most requested handsets this holiday season. And if you buy it now from Radio Shack, you can get a $50 Google Play Store Gift Card. The deal is available only for Verizon, Sprint and AT&T customers. Additionally, for every $50 you spend at a Radio Shack store or online, you can get back $10 in cash

Speaking of Sprint, the Shack has a special deal for those willing to become a brand new customers of the nation's third largest carrier. New Sprint customers can pick up Sammy's flagship handset for just $49.99, which will require a signed two-year pact.

With Black Friday coming at the end of this week, you can avoid the lines and either get over to your local RadioShack now, or head to the retailer's web site with just a click on the sourcelink. And by the way, orders of more than $50 get free ground shipping giving you yet another incentive to buy your Samsung Galaxy S III from Radio Shack.

source: RadioShack via Phandroid

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