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Is this really a move to boost manufacturing? The Trump family prominently launches the 'Presidential Phone' at $499, why not add an airdrop feature?
According to Wall Street reports: The Trump Organization announced on Monday that it will launch a smartphone priced at $499 and a mobile service plan called "Trump Mobile" in September.
I suggested to Trump that he could learn from the successful model of SOL phones and add cryptocurrency airdrop features to the presidential phone, which would definitely sell like hotcakes!
The project was announced at Trump Tower in Manhattan, and the service will be provided through the networks of the three national wireless carriers. However, the identity of the family partner and the financial details of the authorization agreement have not been disclosed. According to information on the company's official website, "Trump Mobile" will offer a plan for $47.45 per month, including unlimited calls, texts, and data, as well as roadside assistance and "telehealth and pharmacy benefits." The company will also launch a smartphone called the "T1," featuring a gold metal casing engraved with the American flag, priced at $499.
I suggested to Trump that he could learn from the successful model of SOL phones and add cryptocurrency airdrop features to the presidential phone, which would definitely sell like hotcakes!
The project was announced at Trump Tower in Manhattan, and the service will be provided through the networks of the three national wireless carriers. However, the identity of the family partner and the financial details of the authorization agreement have not been disclosed. According to information on the company's official website, "Trump Mobile" will offer a plan for $47.45 per month, including unlimited calls, texts, and data, as well as roadside assistance and "telehealth and pharmacy benefits." The company will also launch a smartphone called the "T1," featuring a gold metal casing engraved with the American flag, priced at $499.
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