Buy One of Our Popular Smartphones, Get One Free
Just in time for the holidays, we’re launching an unbeatable deal: buy one of our most popular smartphones and get one free.
And, if you’re new to AT&T, you can get up to $650 in credits per line to help you switch when you trade in your current smartphones and take advantage of the buy one, get one free offer.
Plus, when you have DIRECTV, you can get unlimited data for 4 smartphone lines for $180 a month.*
The eligible smartphones are virtually every one you would want for the holidays.
“AT&T is your one-stop shop for all your gift needs this holiday season,” said David Christopher, chief marketing officer, AT&T Entertainment Group. “Our BOGO on the hottest smartphones is a perfect complement to help complete your mobile entertainment experience.”
The offer is simple. For a limited time, customers can buy one and get one free after up to $695 in monthly bill credits on some of our most popular smartphones when they buy both on AT&T Next or AT&T Next Every Year with eligible service and add a new line.**
Take advantage of our offer by December 24. For more info, see our stores for details or visit: http://www.att.com/buyonegiveone
* $180: Price after $40 credit for 4th smartphone line. Credit starts in 2 bills. Pay $220/month until credit starts. After 22GB of data usage on a line in a bill cycle, for the remainder of the bill cycle AT&T may slow data speeds on that line during periods of network congestion. Requires eligible residential TV service (excludes DIRECTV NOW). If not eligible, AT&T will move you to a 10 GB plan (Overage $15/GB) or may move you to your old plan (restrictions apply). Additional usage and other terms and restrictions apply. Plan will include Stream Saver. See att.com/unlimitedplan for details.
**Requires eligible service (minimum $70/month). Available maximum credit varies by device. Taxes due at sale. Pay up to 3 installments before credits start. If wireless service is canceled on one, its device balance is due. Fees & restrictions apply.
