AT&T Fuze gets extravagant hands-on treatment

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FEMME93 @ Nov 17th 2008 9:11AM

Does anyone know anything about LET'STALK.COM? They are selling the FUZE with new contract for $99 with rebate. Which makes the FUZE Free. Is sounds too good to be true. I can buy the $99 fuze and get rebate and then Cancel my Iphone and still pay only $175.00 for fuze. Still cheaper then the ATT price. I am not Tied to my Cell phone number make no difference if i get another number. I am so over the IPHONE and paying a arm and a leg for a Cell Phone. I am new to this Comment board So I welcome comments and suggestions. Even the mean one's if they make since.

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Travis @ Nov 17th 2008 9:42AM

I think it should be fairly reliable since Wal-Mart has it's name all over it. See: http://walmart.letstalk.com

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Ben @ Nov 17th 2008 10:46AM

If I remember correctly the contract terms of those let'stalk plans were even more ridiculous than the iPhone

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babaki @ Nov 17th 2008 12:17PM

that free price is with a NEW contract only. you would have to add another line. the contract renewal price is the same, 249.99. to purchase outright is 509.00. you also have to have a plan that 59.99 or more.

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Dean @ Nov 17th 2008 1:36PM

I think LetsTalk.com has a secondary contract, above AT&T's contract, where they charge you their own termination fee if you cancel or change your account within 6 months. Just make sure you read EVERYTHING on the contract (which you should do with all contracts anyway).

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peil @ Nov 17th 2008 4:41PM

the catch is 6 months of PDA plan , but you still paying $180 for a phone that it will cost you $270 otherwise and you are using the service.
I think I'm going for it.

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