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T-Mobile Confirms All Phones Free on June 19

Jun 15, 2010, 7:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today has announced that it is holding a one-day sale on Saturday, June 19. On that day, all phones in all T-Mobile stores will be free with a qualifying new family plan. T-Mobile said that single-line users will be able to convert to a family plan to take advantage of the sale. T-Mobile said that families can get up to five free phones per family plan (each with its own two-year contract). T-Mobile said that even its most expensive phones, including the $200 HTC myTouch 3G Slide, will be free on June 19. Mail-in rebates will still be required for some devices, though T-Mobile didn't indicate which.

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Mark_S

Jun 15, 2010, 5:19 PM

Oh the Humanities!!!!!!!!

I can picture 06/19/2010. Lines of idiots outside the doors waiting to get in like black Friday in November.
Stampede!!!!!!!!! 😲

muchdrama

Mark_S said:
I can picture 06/19/2010. Lines of idiots outside the doors waiting to get in like black Friday in November.
Stampede!!!!!!!!! 😲

Those poor, poor Tmobile employees.

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joocee102

Jun 15, 2010, 9:32 AM

Last ditch attempt

It's only logical that a cell carrier who is second place in worst cell phone signal would attempt anything before filing bankruptcy.

Jayshmay

Hmm, having 33+ million customers doesn't really seem like a company that's on the verge of bankruptcy.

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flip mode

joocee102 said:
It's only logical that a cell carrier who is second place in worst cell phone signal would attempt anything before filing bankruptcy.

That's the most asinine comment I've read in a long time. Do you ...
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muchdrama

joocee102 said:
It's only logical that a cell carrier who is second place in worst cell phone signal would attempt anything before filing bankruptcy.

Obviously you don't pay attention to studies conducted by publica...
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muchdrama

Jun 15, 2010, 6:56 PM

Well...

...that's just friggin' awesome.

glinc

Jun 15, 2010, 10:53 AM

Get ready!!!!

Time to activate 5 of their most expensive phones and then cancel after 1 month and sell them hehehe. Good profit to be made.

justfinethanku

Just don't buy them from me.

I will hunt you down!!!!

justfinethanku

Jun 15, 2010, 8:29 AM

Announcing it 5 days before it happens, NOT COOL T-Mobile.

This isn't going to bode well for us sales-people types over the next few days.

I swear to God T-mobile, you are trying to put yourself out of business.

Limited sales for 1 week just so you can reduce your profit for a single day? WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS COMPANY??????

misschris

And I always heard T-Mobile couldn't give their service away!

Looks like I heard wrong. 😉

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