Is the Note 10+ buy one get one free? null

The Note 10+ is not totally free. You get the $950 credit towards the second Note 10+ then you have to cover the difference. ($100 depending on which models you get)

It is, but remember it's not really a bargain unless you need another line. Yes, the phone is free, but you have to add a line. I did that once. I had a 4th line for nothing. So actually the phone wasn't free. By the time I paid the extra phone line charge and nickel and diming you to death it was the price of the phone.....that I didn't need. But if you need another line, it's a great deal. Sprint (which won't work for me - I go to the boonies with scouting and horses) has the best deal....1/2 off. WHich is the same as bogo, except no additional line. too bad ATT didn't do that.

No just the note the + cost a little bit of money

With AT&T it's buy one get one you but you have to get one of their unlimited plans which start at $40 per line.

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The Note 10+ is not totally free. You get the $950 credit towards the second Note 10+ then you have to cover the difference. ($100 depending on which models you get)
Answered by AlexL 6 years ago
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It is, but remember it's not really a bargain unless you need another line. Yes, the phone is free, but you have to add a line. I did that once. I had a 4th line for nothing. So actually the phone wasn't free. By the time I paid the extra phone line charge and nickel and diming you to death it was the price of the phone.....that I didn't need. But if you need another line, it's a great deal. Sprint (which won't work for me - I go to the boonies with scouting and horses) has the best deal....1/2 off. WHich is the same as bogo, except no additional line. too bad ATT didn't do that.
Answered by mariah 6 years ago
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No just the note the + cost a little bit of money
Answered by Missy 6 years ago
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NO
Answered by RieRie 6 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Ritz 6 years ago
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With AT&T it's buy one get one you but you have to get one of their unlimited plans which start at $40 per line.
Answered by Schnoodle 6 years ago
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