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GameStop introduced an unlimited talk, text and data service at...

GameStop introduced an unlimited talk, text and data service at all U.S. stores as part of a deal with Net10 Wireless, the retail chain said Monday. It’s “the first time we have offered” such service plans, a GameStop spokeswoman said.…

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The chain started testing the service “in a small set” of stores over the summer and “received good feedback from consumers,” she told us. “No-contract wireless has been gaining popularity and it’s a natural fit with our recommerce program” that includes used smartphones and other devices, she said. With the Net10 deal, GameStop customers “will be able to enjoy flexibility when it comes to finding cost-effective, quality mobile device and service options,” the chain said. GameStop also started a “Re-Fun Your Refund” promotion that it said will run through March 2 and offer special deals on products to help consumers “get the most out of your tax refund.” As part of the promotion, customers can buy a pre-owned phone such as an iPhone 3G for as low as $49.99 when paired with a Net10 SIM card and two months of service through Feb. 17, the chain said. GameStop PowerUp Rewards loyalty members who spend $50 or more during the promotion will have the chance to win $1,000 a day as part of a $1,000 a Day Giveaway Sweepstakes, it said. Net10’s nationwide, contract-free options start at $50 a month, and customers can use Net10 service with any GSM-enabled device that requires a SIM card, the chain said.