The website Fandango had an interesting promotion (if you can call it that) a few days ago, which already ended and included “free” Blackberries for users who had to a lot of stuff and spend a few thousand bucks.

To be eligible to the so called promotion, a user had to sign a 2-year contract with the minimum monthly fee being $40, plus pay an activation fee of $36, plus a $200 EFT – which makes a total of $1,196.

After paying all that, and depending on your mobile network, you could pick:

- 8330 Curve or a Pearl Flip 8230 for Verizon customers;
- Curve 8900, or Curve 8310, or Pearl 8110 for AT&T customers;
- Curve 8330 or Pearl 8130 for Sprint customers;
- Curve 8520, or Curve 8900, or Curve 8320, or Pearl 8210 for T-Mobile customers;

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