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Summary: Find free cell phones by contacting a wireless company, signing a two-year contract and getting a mail-in rebate for a cell phone. Find deals when signing a cell phone contract that offer buy-one-get-one-free phones with tips from the store manager of a cell phone broker in this free video on cell phones.
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"I'm Ben from the Cellphone Broker in San Jose California. Today I'm going to show you how to find or where to find free cellphones. There's only one way to get a free cellphone, or at least a free brand new cellphone. And that would be to go directly to the wireless company that you're interested in and sign a two year contract. Often times they'll give you a cellphone, but you'll have to pay about 50 or a hundred dollars up front and then they'll send you a mail in rebate check or a debit card in the mail. So what you should do to find the best phone, or the best option for you, is go shop around on-line, go Sprint.com, Verizon.com, AT&T.com T-mobile.com, and find the coolest phone that you can for the price. Most phones when you sign a two year contract you'll get about a 150 or a 200 dollar discount, which means you can always find free inexpensive phones, or inexpensive phones that the price comes down once you get that two year contract discount, and it ends up being free. Another way to get a free cellphone is, often times when you sign a two year contract, there are buy one get one free deals on blackberry's and other devices like that. So what you ca do is, you can buy one blackberry device and you can get a second one for free once you sign two contracts, one contract for each of those devices. So I'm Ben from the Cellphone Broker in San Jose, that's how you find free cellphones. You can log onto our website, myspace.com/cellphonebroker."
eHow Article: Where to Find Free Cell Phones
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