Sprint HTC One just $29.99 with Beats headphones and $50 Dell gift card

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Sprint HTC One just $29.99 with Beats headphones and $50 Dell gift card
Dell has a deal (say that ten times fast) that gives you some freebies worth a lot more than the price you are paying to buy a hot new smartphone from them. And it's not just any smartphone, but the popular HTC One, with Sprint branding. The aluminum clad uni-body beast is obviously bringing in enough moola to allow the Taiwan based manufacturer to spend the big bucks it takes to land an A-list actor for commercials.

There is a catch, of course. To take advantage of this offer, you need to be a new Sprint customer.  For $29.99 and a signed two-year contract, you get a brand new HTC One. In addition, you receive a $36 credit from Sprint for the activation fee. Dell is also tossing in for free a pair of urBeats Headphones that normally retail for $99. Lastly, Dell is giving you a $50 gift card. Now, our math skills might not be what they once were, but it seems that the value of this bundle far exceeds what you are paying for it.

Did we mention the catch? Well, here are some other little tidbits. The $36 Sprint voucher expires August 16th. The $50 Dell gift card expires August 31st, and the headphones ship two weeks after the phone does. Regardless, this is a sweet deal for new Sprint customers. And if you are a current Sprint customer with an upgrade burning a hole in your pocket, you can receive the same deal (minus the $36 activation credit) for $99.99.


source: DellMobility via AndroidPolice, AndroidAuthority
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