Best Deal of the Season Worth $1,000 Available Black Friday From CellNUVO

Up to 50% Off Android Smartphone Plus Free Cell Service

Starting Friday, November 27 at 1 a.m. Eastern Time, CellNUVO will offer free cell phone service along with 50% off an Android Samsung Prevail 2.  The service includes text, call and data over the newest, most reliable 4g LTE network in the country.  As part of the Black Friday deal, all other smartphones sold by CellNUVO will be discounted $50.

“After activation, customers simply need to accept a couple of minutes of content each day to maintain free service,” stated Tom Mannix, founder and chief marketing officer of CellNUVO. “Switching to our service literally pays for holiday shopping. An individual can save $1,000 over the course of a year and a family of four almost $4,000 per year.”

The biggest challenge shoppers will have in chopping thousands off their cellular bill is difficulty accepting that they can earn free service in just a couple minutes a day. As reported by the Chicago Tribune, once CellNUVO users experience the service, any skepticism is expected to disappear. Since launching in early October the company has been favorably surprised by the high rate of customer content acceptance. “CellNUVO runs off a service that is intuitive and we’re finding that our customers are adopting our cell service immediately and aggressively accepting content so that their phone service is free,” Mannix added.
 

CellNUVO cell service can be activated on existing phones or users can purchase a brand new phone on the CellNUVO website for as little as $99 plus activation.  The 50% off Samsung Prevail 2 is good while supplies last. Users signing up with CellNUVO will keep their existing cell number.  Giving someone the gift of a new phone with CellNUVO is equivalent to a $1,000 gift when the elimination of monthly cellular bills is factored in.

CellNUVO customers can use the promo code Holiday50 at checkout to receive 50% off the Samsung Prevail 2 or $50 off any Android smart phone from now through the end of 2015 while supplies last.