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BUY ONE,Watch Taboo Sex Daughter GET ONE FREE: As of Dec. 13, Best Buy is offering a "buy one, get one free" deal on Samsung TVs. If you buy a select Samsung 75-inch TV, you'll get a 32-inch TV for free.

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are dead, long live Best Buy's doorbuster deals.

If you've been waiting for an opportunity to kit out your house with top-quality TVs, the latest doorbuster deal from Best Buy is for you. As of Dec. 13, Best Buy is giving away a free 32-inch Samsung class TV with any purchase of a select 75-inch Samsung class TV. And better yet, a one-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership is thrown in for free.

SEE ALSO: Score a 48-inch LG B4 TV for under $700 at Best Buy

The 32-inch model usually costs $229.99. And the 75-inch TV is down to $549.99 from its list price of $749.99. That's a total discount of over $400 on a pair of top TVs. The 75-inch model would look great in any home, and the 32-inch is an excellent option for any smaller spaces.

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"Buy one, get one free" deals like this don't tend to stick around for very long. If you've been hoping to upgrade your TV setup, we recommend taking advantage of this limited-time offer at Best Buy.

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