Even though a good majority of the T-Mobile phones offered by Amazon are generally priced at $0.01 at any given day, aside from a few higher end models, the online retail giant is following suit like T-Mobile by selling most of their selection for a penny with a 2-year agreement. Devices like the Nokia Nuron 5230, HTC HD2, T-Mobile Garminfone, and the BlackBerry Bold 9700 are all selling for the shiny price of a penny – making it more than affordable for just about anyone. In addition, they're throwing free shipping and activation upon purchase to sweeten the deal even more. However, we did notice that one handset wasn't priced at $0.01 – the HTC Touch Pro2. We're not sure why it's priced at $99.99, but we're sure there are other reasonable handsets you could side with. As for existing customers who have an eligible upgrade available, it'll be hit or miss if the handset will come down to $0.01. We noticed that a good portion of their feature phones were priced accordingly, but high-end handsets were priced higher – still, it's a nice promotion that'll go on until June 21.
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