Get a free year of Amazon Prime when you buy a qualifying Samsung handset from Sprint this month
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
Sprint recently came out with its fiscal second quarter earnings report, and for the first time in two years, the company reported a gain in the number of postpaid phone subscribers. That is a big deal to a mobile operator like Sprint. Remember, earlier this year T-Mobile jumped over the SoftBank owned mobile operator to take over third place among the four major U.S. carriers.
To keep the momentum going, Sprint is offering a free-year of Amazon Prime to customers who purchase a qualifying Samsung handset throughout the month of November. Amazon Prime will give you free two-day shipping. In an impatient world where everything travels at the speed of light, Amazon Prime gets you what you want, when you want it. Imagine a whole year's worth of free two-day shipping. And all you have to do is order the Samsung Galaxy S6, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge, Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ or the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. The free year of Prime is a bonus valued at $99.
For Sprint, this deal just might help it continue adding new customers to its postpaid phone plans.
source: BGR
If you order one of the aforementioned Samsung handsets, Amazon Prime will not only give you free two-day shipping on over 20 million products, it also will provide free Amazon Prime Video with thousands of movies and television shows to choose from. Prime Music offers ad-free music to listen to, and Prime Photo provides free, unlimited photo storage.
"Beginning Nov. 6, new and existing Sprint customers that activate qualifying Samsung devices on Sprint, receive a full year of Amazon Prime on us – that’s a $99 value, exclusively from Sprint. With Amazon Prime, customers can enjoy unlimited FREE Two-Day Shipping on more than 20 million items, unlimited streaming of tens of thousands of movies and TV episodes with Prime Video, access to ad-free streaming of over a million songs including thousands of curated playlists and personalized stations with Prime Music, unlimited photo storage with Prime Photos and much more this holiday season and the year after."-Sprint
For Sprint, this deal just might help it continue adding new customers to its postpaid phone plans.
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