T-Mobile, in an attempt to sway customers in its direction, will toss in $100 worth of video-streaming service with its Samsung Galaxy S6 . Not just any service, mind you, but one of the biggest names in the space: Netflix.
Details surfacing today indicate that T-Mobile will offer one free year of Netflix service with the purchase of the Samsung flagship smartphone. As to be expected, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is also eligible for the promotion.
It's not immediately clear whether this deal is exclusive to T-Mobile; fine print found on the Galaxy S6 registration page suggests the promo comes from Samsung. If that's the case, we might expect other carriers to offer a similar deal.
Neither T-Mobile nor Samsung have confirmed the launch date for the Galaxy S6. CNET has contacted T-Mobile for clarification on the promotion and will update the post with new information if we hear back.
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