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Limited time rebates on AT&T wireless

Posted on November 10, 2012
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Is there an iPhone 5 on your Christmas shopping list?  Here are 3 ways to save on a new AT&T smart phone and wireless service … just in time for the holidays.

  1. Switch to AT&T Wireless using your Union Plus Credit Card and for a limited-time you can get a $100 rebate to help offset the costs of moving your service.
  2. Buy a new AT& T smart phone like the iPhone 5 with your Union Plus Credit Card and qualify for another $100 rebate.  Don’t have a Union Plus credit card?  You can apply online.
  3. Use your Union Plus discount and save 15% each month on voice and select data individual or family wireless plans.

It pays to switch and it’s easy.  You can do it online or at a nearby AT&T store and keep your current cell numbers.

For more information about the AT&T wireless discount program and rebate offers go to www.unionplus.org/ATT.  Remember, AT&T is the only national unionized wireless service provider.  Now more than ever, it’s important to support union jobs by switching to AT&T.
 

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