Costco is giving away a $250 store credit with the purchase of select T-Mobile branded Galaxy smartphones

November 21, 2015

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If you're thinking about buying a T-Mobile branded Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge+ or Galaxy Note 5, you may want to consider this promotion.

From now through November 30th, customers can claim a $250 gift card to Costco with the purchase of one of the Galaxy flagships listed above. The only requirements that we know of are that the device must be paid in full-retail price, or using installment plans, and must be purchased from one of Costco's retail stores. Users may also have to sign-up with T-Mobile's Simple Choice, although the details listed are a bit unclear. We recommend visiting a Costco store in person to make sure of the conditions that apply. If the deal stands true, it'll be a nice deal heading into the holiday season.

Via: Slickdeals

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