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It looks like U.S. Cellular is a single of the very first U.S.-based carriers to kick-off the promotional offers for this Christmas. Starting right now via December 25, all smartphones are offered for underneath $ 100 to all new consumers who sign up for a new two-year agreement. The promotion comprises Android, BlackBerry and Windows smartphones like the Samsung Mesmerize, which is offered for just a penny with an immediate rebate. In addition, customers can obtain till December 25, the Motorola ELECTRIFY and HTC 7 Pro for $ 99.99 (75 EUR) right after a $ 100 mail-in rebate, and the HTC Hero S and BlackBerry Torch 9850 for $ 99.99 (75 EUR) instantly.
Nonetheless, there’s far more to it. U.S. Cellular supply the BlackBerry Curve 9350 and the new Samsung Repp for free of charge soon after rebate, and with an instant rebate, the HTC Wildfire S and LG Optimus U will be totally free as nicely. As always, U.S. Cellular offers the 2,000 point bonus to all new customers who get a single of the carrier’s phones with a lengthy expression contract. Present U.S. Cellular customers who add an extra line will also get the 2,000 point bonus from U.S. Cellular. The finest option for a new U.S. Cellular customer would be the Belief Plans, which are acknowledged for their loyalty and reward program for doing easy issues like paying out expenses on time, adding a line or referring pals and family members. Nevertheless, these who never need to have lots of minutes, the carrier’s new $ 39.99 program is a greater choice. It can be customized with messaging and data possibilities and provides subscribers 450 minutes, cost-free incoming calls, texts and pics, mobile-to-mobile calls, and nights and weekends beginning at 7:00 p.m. “Join the happiest clients in wireless and commence obtaining rewarded just for becoming a consumer. Our rewards program gives you factors for issues you really want, like cost-free phones and faster phone upgrades with out signing another contract,” mentioned David Kimbell, vice president of marketing for U.S. Cellular.
