AT&T to offer $100 credit with purchase of Nexus 7 with contract

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 15 Jan 2013 10:28 User comments (2)

In an effort to push customers into a contract, AT&T is offering a special deal on the Google Nexus 7 tablet.

Reads AT&T's note:

Special Offer from AT&T:
Through February 14, 2013, receive a $100 AT&T bill credit by signing a 2 year service agreement on qualified postpaid standalone or Mobile Share plans. Activate on-device, visit an AT&T store or call 1-800-908-9859 to take advantage of this offer (3).

The model available is the "WiFi + Mobile data, 32 GB, Unlocked + AT&T SIM."

Overall, the minimum cost of the data for 2 years is $240 so the deal only seems viable if you are guaranteed to use the device, with data, for two years.

Check it here: Google Play Store

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116.1.2013 04:03

Bozobub

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Sorry, AT&T, you literally cannot bribe me to sign a contract with you.

220.1.2013 17:06

shwtnla

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I consider $100 an insult not a bribe

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