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A Gift That Money Can’t Buy and the Nokia Lumia 920

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I’m looking forward to receiving the Nokia Lumia 920 for AT&T’s A Gift That Money Can’t Buy campaign! I can hardly wait to try it out. The 4G LTE Nokia Lumia 920 with Windows® Phone 8 and wireless charging is known for its clarity, power, and speed. It also features a state-of-the-art camera that takes crystal clear pictures, even in low light, enabling you to capture memories in almost any environment.

This holiday season AT&T is launching “A Gift That Money Can’t Buy“, a site that allows teens to give their parent a one-of-a-kind digital gift. The site will also nudge the recipient in the right direction of what to get for their kids, which is (hint hint), the latest and greatest AT&T smartphone – specifically a Nokia Lumia 920.

Check out the great gifts available:

– A Very, Very, Very Personal Greeting from Luke Perry
– A Guitar Solo from Richie Sambora
– A holiday feast prepared by celebrity chef Michael Voltaggio
– A joke handed down from comedian Richard Lewis
– A cameo in this month’s “The Onion”

Each week throughout the holiday season, they’ll be refreshing the site with new gifts like A Top Secret Golf Tip from a Pro… just for starters.

Disclosure: M80 contacted me to write a post on behalf of AT&T.


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HilLesha O'Nan resides in Newburgh, Indiana with her husband and 3 children. She's a lifestyle blogger that enjoys photography, fashion + beauty, traveling + adventure, gardening, and interior decorating.

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Hello! I’m HilLesha, and I live in Newburgh, Indiana, with my husband and 3 children. I love photography, fashion, beauty, home improvement, traveling, cooking, and wellness. Additional info. Please get in touch with me at Lesha@tothemotherhood.com.

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