AT&T: Buy Two Windows Phone 8 Smartphones, Get $100 Off One - PC Magazine

January 13, 2013 04:27pm EST If you're a fan of AT&T and an aspiring fan of the Windows Phone platform, now might be an ideal time for you to take the plunge. According to a memo leaked over to WPCentral, the wireless carrier is running a new promotion that takes $100 off the cost of any Windows Phone 8 devices, but with one important caveat: You have to buy two smartphones in order to get the discount. So, for example, presuming that you (and your family, or you and a loved one, etc.) are game for two Nokia Lumia 920 smartphones – and a two year-contract – then the $100 discount will automatically appear in your online shopping cart during your purchasing. If you're buying two different Windows Phone 8 devices, then whichever smartphone happens to be priced lower will receive the $100 discount. The deal applies to both new activations and upgrades, and customers will still be able to take advantage of AT&T's 14-day return policy for smartphones ordered through the promotion. However, it doesn't appear as if AT&T's $100-off promotion is stacking with another special giveaway that the carrier is running, exclusive to those purchasing Lumia 920 smartphones. For those who just purchase a single Lumia 920 (with the requisite two-year contract), AT&T will wave the cost of the device's Wireless Charging Plate – a $49 savings that isn't quite as nice a discount as what amounts to a second free Lumia 920, but isn't something to scoff at if you have no need for a second smartphone. Unfortunately (for shrewd shoppers), AT&T won't let you have any free Wireless Charging Plates if you opt for its $100-discount deal. Both promotions are scheduled to run now through February 21 – plenty of time to find someone else to pawn an extra Windows Phone 8 smartphone off on.   For more tech tidbits from David Murphy, follow him on Facebook or Twitter (@thedavidmurphy). For the top stories in tech, follow us on Twitter at @PCMag. via Technology - Google News http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd=R&usg=AFQjCNG4EpZt3qYzNbh1JUSPnLtwwRRzDQ&url=http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2414239,00.asp

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