Amazon Wireless has your Samsung Galaxy S III for as low as $99.99

Don't get too upset if you missed Best Buy's Sunday only sale of the Verizon, AT&T and Sprint versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III. After all, Amazon Wireless is picking up where the Big Box retailer left off by offering customers of those three carriers the opportunity to pick up the Android flagship at a discounted price for a limited time. Brand new Verizon and Sprint customers will pay $99.99 for the handset. Extend a current contract for another two years with those carriers and the device will cost $149.99. New AT&T customers will pay $118.99 for the model while current customers upgrading will be charged $138.99. The carriers themselves charge $199.99 for the phone with a signed two-year pact.

With more than 20 million units of the device in user's hands, the Samsung Galaxy S III remains the hottest Android handset on the planet and if you are serious about purchasing the device, we wouldn't wait too long. It's not just that the sale is for a limited time, but who knows  when Amazon's supply will run out. At this price, demand is bound to be high. As of Wednesday, the phone is in stock for all three carriers involved in the sale.

If you were planning on buying the phone just in time to be updated to Jelly Bean, you might want to hear the bad news from Samsung that the update will take a few more months before it will be ready to be installed on the U.S. version of the Samsung Galaxy S III

source: AmazonWireless (1), (2), (3) via Phandroid