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- It's contract dependent.
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If you make no commitment it's 299.
1 and 2 year commitments bring the price down for the phone - Posted by: vdraken Posted on: 11/03/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Discount Razr phones on the horizon?
Loverock Davidson | 11/03/05
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It's contract dependent.
vdraken | 11/03/05
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Not likely - it will for sure be offered with service activation - Cingular
FirstNLastN | 11/03/05
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Already Free at Amazon
ITGuy04 | 11/03/05
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