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Get a free Galaxy Watch Active on Carphone Warehouse (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Purchase a new Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, S10 5G, or Note10+ 5G and claim a free Galaxy Watch Active worth £189.
You may have heard that nothing in this world is free, but this isn’t completely accurate. You can get genuinely free things if you’re willing to commit to a purchase.
This might seem a little confusing, because how can anything be free if you’re having to buy something else? Well, this works if you were already planning on investing in something, so you’re not actually going out and spending any more than you were already.
Carphone Warehouse is now offering a free Galaxy Watch Active if you purchase a selected new Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, S10 5G, or Note10+ 5G. This offer is available until Jan. 29, and works out brilliantly if you already had one of these handsets in your sights.
The Galaxy Watch Active is worth £189, so to get this device for free is pretty outstanding. To redeem this offer, participants must complete the online claim form, upload proof of purchase, enter the model number, and provide all other required information up to 30 days from the date of purchase. It’s that easy.
Free things do exist, if you’re willing to spend.
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