All AT&T phones on sale starting at 1¢ from AmazonWireless

By on Nov 12, 2010 at 2:02 AM
mobile November 12, 2010

AmazonWireless announced Thursday that all AT&T phones on its website are now on sale. The popular online retailer is offering smartphones and feature phones from AT&T for as little as 1¢. The sale even includes just-released Windows Phone 7-powered smartphones from AT&T, like the HTC Surround. Here are some highlights:

•BlackBerry Torch: 1¢
•HTC Surround: 1¢
•LG Quantum: 1¢
•Motorola BACKFLIP: 1¢
•Motorola BRAVO: 1¢
•Motorola CHARM: 1¢
•Motorola FLIPOUT: 1¢
•Motorola FLIPSIDE: 1¢
•Palm Pixi Plus: 1¢
•Palm Pre Plus: 1¢
•Samsung Captivate: 1¢

The sale will run from Thursday through Monday, November 15th, and sale prices require two-year agreements. During the sale period, Amazon Prime members will also have their activations fees waived.

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  • http://twitter.com/hawaiiinsomniac hawaiiinsomniac

    wow. BB Torch, $200, then $99, now $.01. If I didn’t hate AT&T, i’d sign up.

    • TheBigDoc#1

      I agree with Hinsomniac. Even if it was free, I wouldnt sign up with at&t.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_WEERJER462XCOYVIGNFR7TC4UI alanti

    I still wouldn’t buy a BB Torch for one cent, especially when there are WP7 and Android OS phones on that list. RIM/Amazon needs to try a lot harder for my hard-earned penny…

  • Anonymous

    It should say most phones… Some phones are missing on this list.

  • joseph

    posted at 2:02 am. that’s why i love bgr

  • Mgl323

    It isn’t all AT&T phones if they didn’t include the iPhone..

    • Anonymous

      AmazonWireless is not an iPhone Authorized Dealer. Nor are most non-corporate AT&T authorized dealers or even Apple Authorized Mac Resellers aside from Best Buy.

      If the iPhone actually makes it to Verizon, I will be interested to see the sales setup. Will Moorehead/TCC and other VZW Premium Retailers a la AT&T and its setup get it?

  • http://www.facebook.com/kickitwithkyle Kyle Phillips

    With 2 year contracts this is what the price of smart phones should be.

    • http://twitter.com/axlkeown adrian newton

      Exactly! In fact if you pay a cent you are overpaying. Non story. Free advertising.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_BHMB52ZFMATI5KS7D4JT6UU7NA Eric W

      Actually the price of the phone should whatever people are willing the pay, without the manufacturer taking a net loss of profit.

      I love how people think everything should be free. I am sure if you were intelligent enough to invent a product you would sell it for as much as you could to make as large as a profit as you could and still remain competitive with other similar products.

      You fail to realize how expensive it is to make a product in the first place.

  • Anonymous

    The Focus seems to be selling well. The screen is amazing, coming from someone with a super AMOLED panel/testing out the Focus for a bit. I wish it was on T-Mobile because the HD7 does nothing for me.

    • Anonymous

      Agreed. Just goes to show how bad the surround is doing compared, HTC lost their mind on that one.

  • Donny

    All whackass phones on a whack network. Wake me up when something decent is one cent on a better network.

  • Eikonts

    IT IS FOR ONLY “NEW” CUSTOMER!! NOT FOR PHONE UPGRADES! Trying to get back the customer base!

  • http://beerpla.net Artem Russakovskii

    FYI, CHARM is a T-Mobile device, not AT&T’s. You missed Xperia X10 too, which IS an AT&T device, and is also $0.01.

  • Michael Scrip

    Even if you get a “free” phone from a carrier… the carrier still pays the manufacturer for the phone.

    The carrier eats the cost of the phone… because they got you to sign up for 2 years of expensive service.

    RIM isn’t selling the Blackberry Torch for a penny… they still get their money from AT&T.

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