There is obviously something totally irresistible about receiving a free gift in the form of television set, laptop, Nintendo Wii, digital camera, Xbox 360, PlayStation, etc that is hard to describe.
Suffice it say that if the network carriers and the dealers wanted more and more potential buyers to fall for this sales gimmick, they have.
The leading network service provider O2 is giving away a smashing new Compaq Mini CQ 10 Notebook as a free gift for buyers who are signing up into a two year contract that requires them to pay monthly just £ 30.
Also, coming their way along with the free gift and, of course, the HTC Desire are 600 minutes of calling time and unlimited text messages.
Similarly, the network carrier Orange is offering the Blackberry Storm 2 handset under a contract deal for 24 months and £ 40 per month and giving away as part of the deal - 1200 minutes of talk time, unlimited text messages and 750 MB of internet data usage.
Also, coming the buyer's way is gleaming new Sony PS3 Slim 120 GB.
You see, mobile phones with free gifts is not just a one off sales technique that is resorted to only in certain special cases and under extraordinary circumstances, but something that is now almost become a standard feature of every third mobile phone handset purchase.
The Samsung S8500 Wave handset is also being sold with Mobile phones.
For a 24 months, £ 25 per month contract phone deal, T-Mobile is willing to part not just with the Samsung S8500 Wave handset and other standard incentives like the free calling time and text messages, etc.
, but also with a brand new 19 inch High Definition television set.
Increasing competition and struggle to stay alive in a totally crammed up for space industry is driving the network service providers and the dealers alike to take recourse to this kind of a situation.
Mobile phone with is more an outcome of market forces than anything else.
Suffice it say that if the network carriers and the dealers wanted more and more potential buyers to fall for this sales gimmick, they have.
The leading network service provider O2 is giving away a smashing new Compaq Mini CQ 10 Notebook as a free gift for buyers who are signing up into a two year contract that requires them to pay monthly just £ 30.
Also, coming their way along with the free gift and, of course, the HTC Desire are 600 minutes of calling time and unlimited text messages.
Similarly, the network carrier Orange is offering the Blackberry Storm 2 handset under a contract deal for 24 months and £ 40 per month and giving away as part of the deal - 1200 minutes of talk time, unlimited text messages and 750 MB of internet data usage.
Also, coming the buyer's way is gleaming new Sony PS3 Slim 120 GB.
You see, mobile phones with free gifts is not just a one off sales technique that is resorted to only in certain special cases and under extraordinary circumstances, but something that is now almost become a standard feature of every third mobile phone handset purchase.
The Samsung S8500 Wave handset is also being sold with Mobile phones.
For a 24 months, £ 25 per month contract phone deal, T-Mobile is willing to part not just with the Samsung S8500 Wave handset and other standard incentives like the free calling time and text messages, etc.
, but also with a brand new 19 inch High Definition television set.
Increasing competition and struggle to stay alive in a totally crammed up for space industry is driving the network service providers and the dealers alike to take recourse to this kind of a situation.
Mobile phone with is more an outcome of market forces than anything else.
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