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Best Buy giving away free smartphones with purchase of Modern Warfare 3

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 05 Nov 2011 2:04 User comments (3)

Best Buy giving away free smartphones with purchase of Modern Warfare 3 Best Buy has announced today that they are giving away free HTC smartphones to anyone who purchases the upcoming blockbuster game "Modern Warfare 3."
The phones are available from Sprint, Verizon, or AT&T and will require you to sign a new two-year contract.

A few of the more notable phones are the HTC EVO 4G, the Droid Incredible 2 and the Inspire 4G. Each normally costs $150-200 with contract, making the deal a good one.

Best Buy is allegedly doing the promotion to build consumer awareness about its growing mobile business.

Activision has said it expects to sell 20 million copies of the game before the end of the year, making it by far the best selling game of the year.



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3 user comments

15.11.2011 11:22

Smart,if you were dumb enough to buy MW3 why not give them a FREE phone that you have to get a 2 year contract with.

25.11.2011 16:28

u giving me a Evo4g? which was like what, 2years old? and they discontinued it a month ago? dumb move, with the new phone line up, this is not even worth the new 2 year contract. Best Buy should just fail

36.11.2011 03:49

wasn't it just announced MW3 is being delayed now anyway???

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