BLACKBERRY PICKS A STRANGE WAY TO BEAT APPLE WITH A THOUSAND-DOLLAR PHONE $AAPL $BBRY $T $S $VZ $GOOG

Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook

The first carrier to introduce the BlackBerry Z10 in the U.S. is not Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile.  It is a carrier that you have probably never heard of.  Solavei, a relatively new phone carrier, is introducing Z10 for a price of $999. You can buy it on their website with a promise of 24 to 48 hour shipment.

The price is perplexing.  An iPhone 5 without a contract is available at Wal-Mart for $649, and for $200 from carriers who demand a two-year contract. So much for iPhone 5’s status of a premier priced phone. In contrast, Solavei is offering Galaxy S III for $575 and Google Nexus 4 for $405.

Solavei was launched in September 2012 and it offers an unlimited voice, text and data plan for $49 per month.  The coverage area in the U. S. is limited.  Solavei has teamed up with GSM Nation to sell BlackBerry Z10.

Solavei is differentiating itself by offering customers commission when they recommend their friends and family.  Apparently, earning commission is attractive to some people as Solavei claims that it has paid out more than $5 million to 120,000 customers…Read more at Forbes

See also  WEEKLY STOCK MARKET DIGEST: WHAT PRUDENT INVESTORS NEED TO KNOW NOW

Subscribe to 'Generate Wealth'

Free Forever

More To Explore

30 Day Free Trial

Cancel within 30 days and you owe nothing

When you take a FREE 30 day trial, you get access to powerful techniques used by billionaires and hedge funds to grow richer. You can continue to use these powerful techniques to grow richer even if you cancel your subscription. You come out ahead by subscribing no matter how you look at it.

Many investors will make a fortune from nuclear power stocks.
Get the list of 12 nuclear power stocks to grab your share of the profits.

Many investors will make a fortune from nuclear power stocks.

Get the list of 12 nuclear power stocks to grab your share of the profits.

Big Tech is investing billions

Making A Fortune
In Nuclear Energy

Golden Age of Nuclear Energy

Skip to content