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When we previously talked about pricing point being the key to the Motorola Q's success, I didn't know it would come down to this. Our Moto Q is now available to grab at $75! Oh, I think I just heard thousands of foreheads being smacked just now.
Amazon.com is offering this amazing deal, even with free shipping. So the break down is basically $99.99 - $25.00 rebate = $74.99, with new activation with Verizon Wireless of course.
I was tempted last week at the $99 price, but it need 2 yr commitment and no change in your plan.
So I pay $280 for 1 year and my plan is $40 per month. I only get the unlimited data plan thru company discount.
After 1 yr, I am free. I am sure the price n the plan will drop more.
I think that's a great deal with your company discount! But hopefully with Verizon's plans for "New Customer Loyalty Benefits", this will ease the decision to sign-up for a 2-year contract for future clients.
When we previously talked about pricing point being the key to the Motorola Q's success, I didn't know it would come down to this. Our Moto Q is now available to grab at $75! Oh, I think I just heard thousands of foreheads being smacked just now.
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