Dell Inspiron 15 5000 Intel Core i5-7200U 15.6″ Win10 Pro Laptop for $400

Dell Small Business is offering their Inspiron 15 5000 (5566) Intel Core i5-7200U Dual-core KABY LAKE 15.6″ Notebook Computer for a low $399.99 Free Shipping after coupon code: PBF399 (Exp soon). This configuration is normally on sale for $580, so you’re getting extra $180 off.

  • 5.19lbs, 15.6″ 1366×768 LED-backlit LCD, Black system color
  • Core i5-7200U 2.5GHz (up to 3.1GHz Turbo) Dual-core KABY LAKE
  • 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Dual-band 802.11n WiFi + Bluetooth
  • Intel HD 620 integrated graphics w/ HDMI, 1yr McAfee LiveSafe
  • Windows 10 Pro, DVD burner, USB 3.0, 2x USB 2.0, SD Card slot

Target Cartwheel: Extra 40% Off EA Sports Games

Target store is offering Extra 40% Off EA Sports Games via the directions below. Offer Ends 11/06. Exclusions apply.

  • First, Click Here to Sign in or Sign up on Target Cartwheel Savings Account w/Target Email or Facebook
  • then, Click Here and add 40% off EA Sports Games
  • Now Click upper right button that looks like bar code
  • then, Click upper right button that says “Print Barcode”
  • Print and take coupon to store to redeem.

Sprint, T-Mobile call off merger

The two companies end talks after failing to hammer out an agreement.

Sprint and T-Mobile have nixed their merger.

In a brief joint statement Saturday, the companies said they were “unable to find mutually agreeable terms.”

The move wasn’t a surprise. A Monday report by Japanese publication Nikkei said Sprint’s parent company, Japan-based carrier SoftBank, planned to break off merger talks because of a dispute over ownership of the combined company.

The report said SoftBank and T-Mobile‘s parent company, German carrier Deutsche Telekom, had reached a broad pact but hadn’t agreed who would control the merged entity. Deutsche Telekom reportedly had insisted on a controlling stake, something SoftBank initially was open to but then reconsidered, Nikkei said. Deutsche Telekom declined to comment on that report, and SoftBank didn’t respond to a request for comment.

A possible merger between T-Mobile and Sprint has been rumored for years but has failed to materialize. The two companies lag behind their bigger rivals, Verizon Wireless and AT&T, when it comes to the US market. Combining would give them an advantage, but critics fear having three players would reduce competition and hurt consumers.

Sprint and T-Mobile both said Saturday that they had no additional comment to make about the end of the merger talks.

$0.01 SIM Kit + FreedomPop FREE 1-Month Trial of Unlimited Talk, Text, 2GB 4G LTE Data

FreedomPop is offering a FREE 1-Month Unlimited Talk, Text, and 2GB Data + Premium Plus Trial with the 3-in-1 4G LTE SIM Kit for only $0.01 + FREE Shipping. After the 1-month trial is over, the plan will auto-renew at $32.98/mo which breaks down to $24.99 for Unlimited Talk, Text, and 2GB Data and $7.99 for Premier Service Trial. This is the strongest SIM offer we’ve seen from FreedomPop recently.

  • After the first month, you’ll be charged $24.99 every month for Unlimited Talk, Text, and 2GB and  $7.99 for Premier Service
  • No contract. Cancel anytime.
  • 30-day money back guarantee
  • Compatible with GSM Unlocked T-Mobile or ATT Smartphones