Congratulate Grads with AT&T

I remember what it’s like, how excited I was to graduate college.  By the time my four years were up I was ready to get out into the big, bad world and live my life.  Along with that excitement comes a lot of questions and insecurities, especially when you’re graduating into a less-than-stellar economy.

It’ll be times like going months without landing a job, or maybe actually nabbing the interview and getting your first post-grad job that you’ll want to share the news with family and friends.  The sooner, the better.

When I graduated, my cell phone was pretty run-down.  I’d had it for years and never bothered to upgrade.  By the time I was out into the real world and bizarrely missing calls and messages, it became high time to get me a new phone.  Which is why I’m insanely jealous that Coupon-Gurus is offering exclusive savings from AT&T— up to $75 off on select wireless phones and accessories—not to mention free shipping!  If I were graduating this year, I definitely would have pointed a family member in the right direction.  Practical gifts are the best, anyway—especially when you’re thrown out into the real world of bills and tight budgets.

On the subject of phones, I recently switched over from my Blackberry to an iPhone and I can’t stop raving about it!  I’m a Mac person myself, so it’s already second nature.  I’d advise anyone—grads or otherwise—looking for phones to check out refurbished iPhones from AT&T, starting at just $49!  That kind of price is insane—even cheaper than I was able to get with my automatic upgrade.

AT&T Wireless is offering plenty of great deals like these and more which can all be found at Coupon-Gurus, but what’s perhaps even more exciting is that right now AT&T Netbooks are starting at only $79.99!  I personally don’t need a new computer, but I know plenty of grads do.  It’s amazing the kind of wear and tear a laptop can go through during four years of late night paper writing, so a brand new laptop (that’s affordable for all you grad present shoppers), is the perfect thing to send a new grad off into the “real world” with.  That and a bit of good luck.

Congrats Class of 2010!