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BELLEVUE, Wash., Nov. 19 (UPI) -- National telephone service carrier T-Mobile said it would offer U.S. customers a smartphone that is not connected to a service contract.
The firm said the deals will include Blackberry phones for $59.99 that include one month of phone service. After that, customers pay $50 per month for additional service, the Chicago Tribune reported Thursday.
Lacking a long-term obligation, the phones are available without consumers going through a credit check.
The plan is the first in the country to include a smartphone with a prepaid service arrangement, the newspaper said. It will be available at Best Buy and some Wal-Mart locations.
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