Samsung Galaxy S III 4G Android Phone, Blue 16GB (Sprint-2 yr contract) -- $0.01

I'd put new customers only and with 2 year contract in the title, to avoid all those non-contract threadcrappers.

Quote from dandaman1219 : I'd put new customers only and with 2 year contract in the title, to avoid all those non-contract threadcrappers.

hey thanks for advice, how to change the title?

Quote from firstdavis : hey thanks for advice, how to change the title?

Hit edit>then go advanced. In advanced you can go to the title and add.

Quote from Totocare : Hit edit>then go advanced. In advanced you can go to the title and add.

done, thanks

Good deal when the hell is Verizon going to come out with any deals. Its enough to want to leave between crap prices on the S3 and the Nokie 820 fiasco.

Quote from firstdavis : done, thanks

Glad to help!

Quote from Tunaktun : Good deal when the hell is Verizon going to come out with any deals. Its enough to want to leave between crap prices on the S3 and the Nokie 820 fiasco.

http://slickdeals.net/f/5731868-S...st56293000

Very tempting but don’t do it. I’m with Sprint and have been with them for 2-3yrs. now and this so call LTE is absolutely the worse I’ve ever experienced with them. Drop calls and data is ridiculously slow. I’ve even been in some areas here in LA that has full 4G and did some speed test and I’m getting 300-500kbps. If you are anywhere in CA Sprint is just terrible. I talked to my brother in NC and he said its just as bad out there. They claimed to have 4G up and available out in LA by December and I don’t see any difference. There should be some sort of law about these claims that phone carriers make when they say they have 4G in so and so area. It seems like they put up 1-2 towers and just make the claim that they have 4G coverage in that city

Quote from firstdavis : http://slickdeals.net/f/5731868-S...st56293000

Well thank you, but that added step of having to find a buyer for a dell card is kind of a pain, and you know can still be expensive if you can't find anyone.

Quote from Tunaktun : Well thank you, but that added step of having to find a buyer for a dell card is kind of a pain, and you know can still be expensive if you can't find anyone.

i'll buy, strike a deal

Deal's been running for a few days now: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012...-wireless/

Also $50 for the 32GB version.

Does the Sprint model come with a SIM slot enabled? If unlocked will it support GSM frequencies and LTE bands?

Also what is the ETF like? Will they blacklist the ESN or IMEI ?

Offer is indeed very tempting.

Thanks in advance for any guidance.

Some notes:
-In Sprint stores and on Sprint.com, this phone is buy one at $199.99, get one free, which comes out to be roughly $100 per phone.
-I am not sure about other plans, but for the Data Everything Family plan, Sprint stores and Sprint.com do not charge a premium data fee of $10 per month, whereas Amazon.com does through this deal. That comes out to be $240 over 2 years for that fee, per phone. If this applies to you, the Sprint.com price is a better deal.

Hope this helps,
Tofu Vic