The Weather Channel is holding a promotion where one lucky enterant will win a BlackBerry every day through June 24th. All you have to do is head over to http://www.weather.com/mobile, click on the enter now link, and supply your email address along with your contact info.
Good Luck…
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We are a bit late on reporting this but when it comes to getting free BlackBerrys, better late than never is a good mantra to go by.
Yahoo! Mobile is giving away a free BlackBerry Pearl every day in May in their Pearl-a-Day Giveaway. All you have to do is go to m.yahoo.com/mobile on your mobile browser or text “mail” to 92466.
You’ve still got 20 chances left to try to when yourself a free BlackBerry Pearl from Yahoo! Mobile. Check out all the details here…
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Were you thinking about getting a BlackBerry but not looking to pay the $200 to $300 that a new device will cost you? Well, AT&T is offereing a free refurbished BlackBerry Curve 8310 to new subscribers signing up a contract and existing subscribers extending the plan they are already on.
Check it out here…
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Bell has a pretty cool deal going in case you want to get your hands on 4 free BlackBerry 8703e devices. All you have to do is buy a new BlackBerry 8830 or BlackBerry Pearl 8130 and meet all the requirements in the the two paragraphs of lightly colored fine print found at the bottom of the promotion page.
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Canada based telecoms Telus and Bell are offering special holiday promotions on BlackBerry Pearls, which, you can get for free if you act before December 31st.
As always, free is relative, as you must sign up to a 3-year plan of $45 per month or more in order to qualify. In this case free really means $1620 over the course of the next 36 months.
This is still a pretty good deal if you were already interested in a BlackBerry Pearl and you want more than the $15 email and IM only plan currently offered by Telus.
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Win a Free BlackBerry Pearl, BlackBerry Curve, or BlackBerry 8800 in the CrackBerry.com Halloween BlackBerry Giveaway.
You guys know that I am all about getting free stuff for you BlackBerry so when Kevin from CrackBerry.com contacted me and told me that they are giving away a free BlackBerry Curve, BlackBerry Pearl, or BlackBerry 8800, as well as two $100 accessory coupons, we just had to let the RIMarkable nation know.
All you’ve got to do to enter the contest is leave a message on the No Tricks, Just Treats Halloween Giveaway thread by 12 noon on October 31st. Winners will be drawn from a hat later in the afternoon on Halloween.
Good luck and when you enter tell them Robb sent you.
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BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion, along with AT&T, Antenna Software, and CRM Media, will host 4 free CRM seminars at various locations throughout the U.S. and the attendees will receive free BlackBerry 8800 devices.
The convergence of field sales applications and the wireless revolution is vital for todays enterprises,” said Sheryl Kingstone, director of Enterprise Research Group, Yankee Group and keynote speaker at the events. “Enterprises can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the sales force by implementing mobile solutions that deliver on the vision of a 360-degree view of the customer.
If you cannot make one of the free CRM seminars in person an online webinar will be held August 1st from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Free BlackBerry 8800s, unfortunately, are only available to participants able to attend one of the four dates that follow in person.
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Amazon has a heck of a deal going on Research in Motion’s latest and greatest device, the BlackBerry Curve, where they are paying customers $25.01, after rebates and and a new service plan, to take a BlackBerry Curve off of their hands.
We’ve seen Amazon offer these types of deals on BlackBerrys before, however, usually not so close to the launch of a device. One has to wonder if they are trying to unload as many BlackBerry Curves as they can before the iPhone, which, from what we’ve heard they will not carry, hits the streets.
I know that the Curve and the iPhone aren’t really supposed to be competitors, however, AT&T and Apple are about to start marketing the iPhone probably unlike any phone ever that has come before it and the BlackBerry Curve could get lost in the shuffle. AT&T still lists the BlackBerry Curve on their site for $200 bucks with a two year plan. Since, however, Amazon won’t carry the iPhone, they are making the BlackBerry Curve look as attractive as possible.
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It looks like Amazon’s strategy of giving BlackBerry Pearls away wasn’t working well enough so now they are hiring you to do some light lifting for them. Take a T-Mobile BlackBerry Pearl out of an Amazon.com warehouse and they will pay you $75 bucks.
Truthfully, Amazon isn’t really going to hire you, but, they are running a T-Mobile BlackBerry Pearl promotion where you can get $400 in instant savings plus a $75 rebate that will put a month or so of service charges in your pocket.
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