So you want a T-Mobile HD2 but not sure about the price? (Even though we feel $449 is pretty good with no contract already).
Fret not as Microsoft's Bing is offering a whopping 35% off of the full $449 price which brings down the total cost to a nice comfy $292, give or take a few cents.
To take advantage, simply follow these directions:
- Open web browser to www.bing.com
- Type in "T-mobile HD2"
- Select the "Sponsored Links" at the top with the 35% off info
Now to be clear, you won't get the 35% savings right away. Bing cashback works by refunding the difference after 60 days (read 'How it works' here, their FAQ here). The refund is either by check or, if you have Paypal, they will automatically deposit the money after the alloted time.
Still, for customers who want this baby for a fair price without committing to a two year contract, is $292 your number?
And for those who don't mind a two-year commitment, WireFly is offering the HD2 for a low $99, which ain't too shabby either.
Edit: As noted in comments, if you do both Bing cashback + Wirefly, you can have a spankin' new HD2 for $50 + 2 year contract.
[Thanks, JB6464, for originally noticing this deal!]
Reader comments
Deal Alert: Save 35% off a T-Mobile HD2 using Bing cashback; $99 with WireFly
If you get through Wirefly Bing is offering an additional $50 cashback bringing the total down to $50.
How do you know if you will get the cashback? Can you get the cashback when buying it on an existing account with no contract extension?
I *think* you can, but you need to log into your T-Mobile account to try (I don't have one to test). You should see the HD2 in your cart with the Bing Cashback logo/link with it if it works.
And as long as you wait the 60 days (so as you don't return the phone and keep the money), you'll get the Cashback. I use it all the time on eBay.
Well, I just bit the bullet again. I'll try out Bing's cash back program, and take my Walmart version back when this one shows up... In the end, I should save over $250 bucks on this.
Thanks WMexperts, I knew I kept you around for a reason ;)
i guess they are just throwing this thing at the public now.
"hurry buy this dead OS!! we need to squeeze every last penny out of it!!!"
"T-Mobile. Yes. Sold out. Hopefully tommorrow. Bye."
This is what I heard at the 2 t-mobiles I went to. They're small with very little foot-traffic.
One manager said he's been getting that same call every 5-10 minutes.
Dead os or not, I'll probably still being using it at the very least another year even if all support ended tommorrow.
I just need to say this...You're an idiot.
I'm trying to buy the phone without contract and Bing can't locate me to T-Mobile's website to complete the transaction. I am logged in and signed up,but i can't seem to make the deal happen yet. My local T-Mobile dealer will only sell the HD2 out of contract for $550.00+ tax.
try just t-mobile, t-mobile hd2 will only get you to wirefly, which charges you 550 without contract