T-Mobile has been on a mission for their chunk of market share. You’ve seen their tv campaign featuring the cutesy brunette poking fun at the overly bleached Mac fanboy and his iPhone on AT&T and Verizon.
This weekend, T-Mobile announced that they’re stepping it up another notch by offering a two day free phone event.
On this Friday and Saturday, new users interested in signing a two year contract (the average requirement of a new contract with most major carriers) are eligible for any T-Mobile smartphone for free even the 4G smartphones which can add up to a savings of $400+ dollars in some cases. Here are all of the phones they offer and the offer is only good on the stock available in the store, so get there early (when they’re out, they’re out).
If this sounds like something you want, you can buy online, but the options are limited, so you might want to join the line of people who will surely storm the doors at opening this Friday.
Is this promotion enough to motivate you to switch carriers? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.
AG is not affiliated with T-Mobile. This is not a paid review.
stephanie crawford
February 8, 2011 at 7:04 pm
I’m with T-Mobile – have been for like ten years- since they were PowerTel. They’re okay. I would switch, but husband and I never seem to be near or out of contact at the same time. LOL. Seriously – they’re okay. No worse or better that any other carrier. I do sometime have a hard time with call connections at drive time rush hour though. I’m on the Andriod Galaxy S Vibrant, but I WANT… I NEED a front face camera….
Lani Rosales
February 8, 2011 at 7:15 pm
I don’t have any connection problems with Sprint (who we’ve been with for 10 years too! wow!) and have HTC Evos, but each area is probably different… we’re in the hills and there’s a Sprint tower nearby, so we’re golden 🙂
Sara Bonert
February 9, 2011 at 12:44 pm
I’ve had tMobile for years and last Dec got the MyTouch. The reason I’ve stayed with them and went Droid is because of monthly cost – I priced it out that it would cost $50/mo more to switch to at&t and go iphone and keep what I get with my existing plan. But I really like the MyTouch. My only two complaints are 1) battery life (but that goes for all smart phones) and 2) I had issues setting up an exchange email account, but ultimately downloaded the Touchdown app to overcome this.