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Sam's Club holiday flyer shows 96 cent Samsung Galaxy S III deal

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Sam's Club holiday flyer shows 96 cent Samsung Galaxy S III deal
Sams's Club has the Samsung Galaxy S III for 96 cents on Black Friday - Sam's Club holiday flyer shows 96 cent Samsung Galaxy S III deal
Sams's Club has the Samsung Galaxy S III for 96 cents on Black Friday
It might be hard to top this one. A leaked copy of the Black Friday circular for Sam's Club shows that starting November 23rd at 7am, the Samsung Galaxy S III will be available for just 96 cents with a signed two year contract, from the membership club retailer. The deal is available inside the stores only, and not online. The ad doesn't make it clear if the sale price is available for the device on all carriers.

For those who have been waiting for Black Friday to pick up the flagship Android handset, you're not going to find a better price for the phone that has sold over 30 million units. This is the third Black Friday leak we've seen in the last week covering a number of in-demand handsets including the HTC One X which can be had for free on Black Friday. Whatever handset you're looking for, keep checking those circulars as you just might find a great deal for the phone of your dreams.

source: Sam'sClub , gottadeal via Phandroid
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