BUY ONE BLACKBERRY AND GET ONE FOR FREE AT VERIZON WIRELESS
Submitted by merben on Thu, 02/05/2009 - 14:03.Bookmark/Search this post with:
Verizon Wireless is preparing to offer a tempting deal that you might not want to miss. According to the folks at Boy Genius Report, Verizon Wireless will offer a BlackBerry BOGO sale starting tomorrow (Feb. 6). Never heard of a BlackBerry BOGO sale before? Well, it means that you can buy a BlackBerry on Verizon, any BlackBerry device, and get one for free! The Palm Centro and the Samsung Alias are also included in this sale. Here are the details for this excellent Verizon Wireless BlackBerry BOGO sale. This promotion will begin on February 6th and end on March 31st. A mail in debit card is not needed if you want to buy the BlackBerry Storm. You"ll still get a $70 debit card back from the purchase of the first device if you go for the BlackBerry Curve 8330 or BlackBerry Curve 8830. BlackBerry devices under the Verizon Wireless BlackBerry BOGO sale will require a two-year activation with a corresponding BlackBerry data plan. Here are the exact pricing for devices included in the Verizon Wireless BlackBerry BOGO sale: BlackBerry Storm: $199.99, no debit card on either first or second Storm BlackBerry Curve 8330: $79.99 after a $70 debit card BlackBerry Curve 8830 Global: $99.99 after $70 debit card BlackBerrry Pearl 8130: $19.99 after $100 debit card Palm Centro:$49.99 after a $70 debit card Samsung Alias: $49.99 after a $50 debit card |
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