The phone is half off the usual price for Verizon customers who order and customize it through Motorola's Moto Maker. November 14, 2013 8:18 AM PST (Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) Verizon subscribers can slash the price of Motorola's Moto X smartphone in half by purchasing it via Motorola's Moto Maker Web site. Normally $100 with the usual two-year contract, the phone is selling for $50 until the end of next Monday, November 18. Verizon customers can find the deal at the Moto Maker Web site. There you can pick the front and black colors as well as an accent, add a name or personal message to the backplate, opt for a case, and choose your accessories. Upon checkout, just select Verizon as your carrier, and the discount will automatically be applied. Shipping is free with an estimated delivery of five days. Equipped with a 4.7-inch 1,280x720 pixel OLED screen, the Moto X on sale includes 16GB of onboard storage. Released in August, the phone has gained healthy traction among users in North America, according to a recent report from online ad network Chitika. (Via 9to5Google)
The phone is half off the usual price for Verizon customers who order and customize it through Motorola's Moto Maker.
Verizon subscribers can slash the price of Motorola's Moto X smartphone in half by purchasing it via Motorola's Moto Maker Web site.
Normally $100 with the usual two-year contract, the phone is selling for $50 until the end of next Monday, November 18. Verizon customers can find the deal at the Moto Maker Web site. There you can pick the front and black colors as well as an accent, add a name or personal message to the backplate, opt for a case, and choose your accessories.
Upon checkout, just select Verizon as your carrier, and the discount will automatically be applied. Shipping is free with an estimated delivery of five days.
Equipped with a 4.7-inch 1,280x720 pixel OLED screen, the Moto X on sale includes 16GB of onboard storage. Released in August, the phone has gained healthy traction among users in North America, according to a recent report from online ad network Chitika.
(Via 9to5Google )
