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Free BlackBerry 8320 Curve from Amazon

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - October 21, 2007


Amazon is offering a free BlackBerry 8320 Curve to customers who sign up for a new line of service. Amazon lists the price at $349, but drops it to $74.99 after a $250 equipment discount. In addition to the equipment discount Amazon is offering $125 in rebates. That means there is a $-50.01 after all is said and done.

There is some fine print in regards to the equipment discount, but it's still a deal. You can get a Free BlackBerry Curve by signing up for new service! Here's the fine print.

"CONDITIONAL $250 Equipment Discount Included: Your price paid includes an Equipment Discount of $250 that has been provided to you in exchange for activating a new, non-substitute line of service with T-Mobile and your agreement that for the 181-day period following such activation you will (1) pay your balance due to T-Mobile each month and otherwise maintain your account in good standing, (2) not disconnect this T-Mobile line of service, (3) not transfer this equipment to another T-Mobile line of service, (4) not change your T-Mobile service rate plan to a lower monthly service rate--this includes canceling or removing required PDA, BlackBerry, or smartphone features after your product has shipped, (5) not use this line of service to replace an existing account with T-Mobile. If these conditions are not met, you hereby authorize Amazon.com to charge your credit card $250 as reimbursement of this Equipment Discount without need for further approval."



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