Yes, you read the title correct. Starting today, all of the T-Mobile post-paid handsets that the Shack has to offer will cost you nothing, as long as you commit to a contract with the carrier. Luckily, this is anything but a rumor that we are dealing with here as the retailer broke out the news on its very own Facebook page.
It is all a part of Radio Shack's agenda to drop its partnership with T-Mobile by September 14 and start offering Verizon phones instead. Perhaps, if you have been looking for the perfect time to upgrade your phone with something newer, this might just be your chance. Just bear in mind that the deals will be available in Radio Shack outlets only so don't be surprised if the bargains are not listed in the retailer's online store.
Is there a particular phone that you are thinking about getting? Feel free to brag about it in the comments below.
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