Select Samsung phones on sale at T-Mobile for two days

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By Alan Friedman

Published: Nov 08, 2012, 9:03 PM

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Select Samsung phones on sale at T-Mobile for two days

Select Samsung handsets will be free for two days next week at T-Mobile

If you're a T-Mobile customer and have been dreaming about purchasing a Samsung handset, you might want to wait for November 16th and 17th. A leaked photograph of a promotional brochure for T-Mobile shows that for the two days starting next Friday, a "select" number of Samsung handsets will be free with a mail-in rebate. The deal will be available for those subscribers on the Classic plan, signing a two-year contract.

It looks like it will be a great two days to pick up either the Samsung Galaxy S III or the Samsung GALAXY Note II and if these two are available for free during the sale, it is going to be a madhouse at T-Mobile locations. According to the leaked brochure, the nation's fourth largest carrier says that the sales prices are good as long as supplies last, which may not be too long.

November 16th isn't that far away, so sometime next week we should get all of the details about this sale directly from T-Mobile. Which Samsung model are you hoping to pick up for free?

source: TmoNews

$15

$200

$185 off (93%)

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