AT & T Holiday Deal: Free Samsung Galaxy S6 For Buy 1 Get 1 Scheme On Samsung Mobile Devices
AT & T, Telecommunication Company is all set for its most exciting Holiday deal for the season with free Samsung Galaxy S6 in the offering, according to Digital Trends.
AT & T recently announced that Samsung Galaxy S6 will be given free with every purchase of other Samsung mobile devices. The customers who will buy a Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge Plus, S6 Active, or a Note 5 will be eligible to avail the holiday offer of free Samsung Galaxy S6.
Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge come with the latest designs, attractive aluminum edging, 3GB RAM and 16 MP camera.
Venture Capital Post reported that the only condition to get a free Samsung Galaxy S6 is that the devices should be purchased under the AT & T's "Next" plan, which has validity for the 24-month period. The customers can utilize the AT & T holiday plan by agreeing to pay via two-year installments.
At & T holiday deal plan involves $70 as a monthly fee, where the customers will be given a monthly discount of $22 over a period of 30 months for their Samsung Galaxy S6 device.
Samsung Galaxy S6 is basically free as the customers will get a total discount of $650 at the end of the two-year installment contract. The discount amount will be refunded to the customers at the end of the installment period, reported Tech Times.
If the users choose to opt out of the promo deal in between the mentioned period, then they will have to pay the balance amount to retain the cell phone with them.
Latin Post reported that the South Korean tech giant, Samsung is also offering one-year Netflix subscription free for every purchase of Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 in the U.S. market. Samsung is offering a discount of almost 28 percent on the actual price of Netflix subscription of $96 and Tab price of $349, valid until December 26.
The holiday deal from AT & T is rumored to be the company's strategy to get rid of the extra Samsung Galaxy S6 stock from Black Friday season. This holiday plan from the telecommunication giant is also highly speculated to accommodate the next mobile device, Samsung Galaxy S7, which is rumored to be launched in February 2016, reported International Business Times.
