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Samsung Vibrant Half-Off Today Only

Aug 18, 2010, 12:28 PM by Philip Berne

T-Mobile is offering its Samsung Galaxy S phone, the Samsung Vibrant, for $100 with a contract agreement today. The deal is available only to new subscribers, and cuts the subsidized price of the phone in half from $200.

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Vortakai

Aug 19, 2010, 9:30 AM

I hear costco has it all month for 100

Pretty sure costco has it for a 100 all month in their coupon book thingy.

highlandsun

But if you're already a T-Mobile customer, you still have to pay $199. Way to reward customer loyalty...

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