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Today's Special at HSN.com

Nokia 6010 w/$15 starter airtime. $69.98 w/ $25 rebate (Simply Wireless) & $30 rebate (T-Mobile). Both have been reliable in terms of rebates.

Comes with
-AC and car chargers
-earbud

Remember FatCash!

Use code below for $15 off a $20 order at HSN. (looks like that may be the new customer discount)



$15 off $20 w/HSN code 731105
note this code worked for today's special and i just had to use a credit card that i hadn't used on HSN purchases before


so $69.98 - $15 Coupon - $25 MIR - $30 MIR = -.02 for a phone and $15 starter airtime?

You got green.


The problem (at least for me) is that the phone needs to be on a T-Mobile TO GO plan to qualify for the rebate. I was thinking of getting the phone and using it for my current T-Mobile service


JHJ said: The problem (at least for me) is that the phone needs to be on a T-Mobile TO GO plan to qualify for the rebate. I was thinking of getting the phone and using it for my current T-Mobile service

Why not use it until you get the rebate and switch the sim?


Mnn, have a T-Mobile To Go (prepaid) # already but no money in it
can I get this and switch that # onto this SIM? since the rebate requires new activation

Ha ha, sorry, I still wanted to confirm
I don't think I'll be getting it anyway, rebates wait is kinda long


jerryhung said: Mnn, have a T-Mobile To Go (prepaid) # already but no money in it can I get this and switch that # onto this SIM? since the rebate requires new activation

Rebate says "must do X".
You are asking if you can do Y and still get the rebate.

Why even ask when you know the answer -- no, this won't work.


Does $15 Air Time has expiration? I am not planning to use this phone much.


Good deal OP. Thanks. I couldn't use the $15 off coupon as I had used it a year or so ago


Tripp1269 said: so $69.98 - $15 Coupon - $25 MIR - $30 MIR = -.02 for a phone and $15 starter airtime?

You got green.
why the neg rating GreedyEbayer? ace whole


So how does the T-Mobile To Go plan work? Do we activate it at Tmobile site after getting the phone or is there somewhere on HSN to do it?


minutes will expired in 30 days. Suppose you need 3 month to get those rebates. So if you want to get rebate. You have to pay another 2x$10 for each phone to hold it for 3 month.


rabbit2000bear said: minutes will expired in 30 days. Suppose you need 3 month to get those rebates. So if you want to get rebate. You have to pay another 2x$10 for each phone to hold it for 3 month.

huh? it's 60 days. Tmobile currently has one of the best prepaid plan IMO.


TryToBuy said: Does $15 Air Time has expiration? I am not planning to use this phone much.
yes, it does. and it is not that many minutes either (I think it is only 50 minutes). However, buy a $100 card, and you will get 1000 minutes, that expire after a year. And here comes the neat part: you can buy the $100 card for $80 at Staples/Office Depot if you have a $20/$100 coupon (and add rewards). Also this week the cards are on sale at Target for $89. So you spend $80-90 and get 1000 minutes for a whole year - about 85 minutes a month for about $7.


As I recall, the $15 air time included 2 months ago when Staples had the Tmobile deal, those cards were good for 60 days.


bought one. thanks!


Ordered one. Really don't need it. Have two other prepaid phones already.

Thanks OP!


I just checked on the 6800 I got, June 12, good till August 12.
($15.00 60 minute card that came with it)

The rebate will be processed in plenty of time.
If you are going to eBai it, I would wait until you got eMail confirmation that they are working on it.


Got one too. Thanks OP


xjhuan said: Ordered one. Really don't need it. Have two other prepaid phones already.

Thanks OP!


then, why you bought it? haha


TryToBuy said: Does $15 Air Time has expiration? I am not planning to use this phone much.

60 days from date you activate it.


Got one
Thx op


I was going to have to pay $15 on eBay for a starter kit for my new 3120. Now I get this for free and can sell the 6010 when it comes.


Does T-Mobile charge any activation fees?


I don't need one either, but went for it.
No tax to 0regon, and with FW cash and Paypal 83 cents it's almost free, then off to eBai.
Should net $40.00


strongbear said: Does T-Mobile charge any activation fees?


No, and no charge to change the number either.
Unlike that darn Stimobile.


In for one, thanks OP


We're sorry.

Due to a problem with your account, we cannot process your order at this time. Please call customer service at 1.800.933.2887 to resolve.


anyone encounter that?


Can't resist free stuff! In for one! Thanks, OP!


petite said: We're sorry.

Due to a problem with your account, we cannot process your order at this time. Please call customer service at 1.800.933.2887 to resolve.


anyone encounter that?


Same here. Dead???


Thanks a lot. Another question: Is this DC car charger compatible with Nokia 3120 from Cingular?

yesidonoitall said: strongbear said: Does T-Mobile charge any activation fees?


No, and no charge to change the number either.
Unlike that darn Stimobile.


How's this tmobile to go plan compared to free2go? I know free2go was bought over by cingular, and seems to me that cingular prepaid plan sucks. However, I checked tmobile to go plan, kind of expensive, isn't it? (min/$ wise)


yesidonoitall said: As I recall, the $15 air time included 2 months ago when Staples had the Tmobile deal, those cards were good for 60 days.

Hi yesidonoitall

I think I will get it instead of pay $40 for a used phone on eBay

do u think I can use the ebyer's card after the orginal minute of this 6110 runs out?

Any advice on unlocking this phone?

thx!!!


just got one.

one question:

compared with Nokia 3120, which one is relatively better?

thanks guys


rainmanloveshismomma said: $15 off $20 w/HSN code 731105
note this code worked for today's special and i just had to use a credit card that i hadn't used on HSN purchases before



is this a new account code?


i just buy one for my mom. she really needs one in case. Thanks. i love u, baby


From the tmobile site:
Refill within 90 days after your account expires and you will keep your mobile number. After 90 days, your account will be canceled and your phone number surrendered. If you wish to restart service, you will need to purchase a new activation code.


mlgbwk said: yesidonoitall said: As I recall, the $15 air time included 2 months ago when Staples had the Tmobile deal, those cards were good for 60 days.

Hi yesidonoitall

I think I will get it instead of pay $40 for a used phone on eBay

do u think I can use the ebyer's card after the orginal minute of this 6110 runs out?
Any advice on unlocking this phone?
thx!!!



RE:
do u think I can use the ebyer's card after the orginal minute of this 6110 runs out?

Yes, you can change the sim card.
But, you will not have the same number.
Then refill either card.
You could use up the eBay card and then go back to the card that came with the phone and have that number again.


Kalun47 said: rainmanloveshismomma said: $15 off $20 w/HSN code 731105
note this code worked for today's special and i just had to use a credit card that i hadn't used on HSN purchases before



is this a new account code?


I am in central and it is not 'for today's special',darn, too late when see this free item.


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