Promotional code for t-mobile?

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I was wondering if anyone knows of any. I want to change my plan from verizon to t-mobile

very bad experiance with verizon :mad:
 
There aren't really promotional codes for wireless carriers. However, if you're okay with buying from an authorized reseller (Amazon for example), you can get a great deal there.

What area are you in? If you're with Verizon now and you're going to T-Mobile, you're going to hate the service you receive with T-Mobile. I'd highly advise checking out Cingular, since their network at least in my area is better than Verizon. T-Mobile may be the cheapest, but with cell phones you get what you pay for.
 
i've had verizon, t-mobile, and cingular. t-mobile has the best customer service, imo. however, i had more dropped calls than i care to remember, and no amount of customer service makes up for that. the type of cell phone you carry makes a huge difference, too. on tmobile i had a nokia 3650 until i got my sk2- and the sk2, while cool looking, had lousier reception than the nokia, which was ugly as sin :p
i have cingular now, and because i signed a 2yr contract, i'm stuck with them for quite a while. don't they share towers with tmobile? my reception is a bit better, though (could be the phone!) ... i think verizon has the best coverage out here.
 
I have had a variety of service. Verizon business accounts get good cust. service though. I am on tmobile presently... earlier was on cingular. I have had no probs with cust service with either of them. Cingular was good... I was on a regional plan and forgot to change plans when I travelled. Cingular waived off the roaming charges and they suggested to move on to a national plan temporarily. I took tmobile because got a cheaper plan and i am stuck only upto a year.
 
The reason why I want to get t-mobile is that all of my family is with t-mobile. Dont get be wrong with Verizon. I really "liked" them intil I kept getting lost call and the C.S... I don't even want to go there. They don't even help you out with anything.

Anyways, when I had voicestream (use to be t-moible) It was horrible but this was like 9 years ago. I decided to try t-mobile
 
You can always give it a shot, I think it really depends on your area. clubchick, in some areas yes T-Mobile shares with Cingular but not in all.

Give it a shot, does T-Mobile have a return policy? You can always get rid of it if you don't like it.
 
I'm pretty sure T-Mobile has 14 day return policy, but it could be 1 month. You are best to get a phone from the web rather than them directly. I've had good luck with letstalk.com.
 
Letstalk

I think your best bet would be to go to letstalk.com. When you switch carriers you can keep your old numer if you want to and also get a really good deal and a cool new phone. My family saved a ton by going through them.
 
Help! I need a code for T-Mobile!

My fiance and I would like to get a couple cell phones. Could someone help me find some coupon/promotional codes for Tmobile??

Thanks in advance!
 
I don't think there's coupon around for T-Mobile. But depending on where you are and your credit score, you can go to 3rd party and get better deals than T-Mobile stores. Why don't you check Amazon? You can even make money on some phones... But don't expect to find fancy phones there...

I heard T-Mobile gives resellers about $200 for 1-year single-line contract and about $400 for 1-year family plan contract. So the deals depends how much profit they want to make. Some are cautious, some are willing to take risks based on your credit.
 
If you are in the San Diego area...you would probably find the most awesome phones out there that cost you $150 elsewhere out the door with a 1 year contract with T-Mobile. ???? You pay nothing out the door walking out with RAZR phone. Small business ...Third-party reseller is a way to go. Promotional?? No! It's is all about costumer and business.
 
hey will be there activation fees if i buy phones from amazon.com and activate them myself?
 
My Best Cell Phone Shopping Experience.

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First I would like to apologize for any gramatical errors as I don't have access to a spellchecker here at work and I am mediocre with spelling/grammar, Thanks. Your spoofee bud John.


Yeap. www.wirefly.com :claps:

Me and my girlfriend (err actually fiancée now - yay me!) recently purchased our cellphones since our contracts at Sprint coincidentally expired within the same month. So by now she knows I like doing research on whatever I plan to buy, lots of it. Went to a couple of malls to check out the kiosks there, went to local cell phone stores (which by the way, www.wirelesstoyz.com have GREAT customer service.) and finally checked out online websites. The manager at Wireless Toyz told me that I was planning on checking out online phones/plans and he immediately said "Well I can guarantee you that you will find a much better deal online since they don't have to pay for a building such as this one ....".
After constant searching I came across Wirefly and found the phone I was searching for (Motorola Razr). Guess what? FREE (cough.cough. after rebate) So I read the details and the way it works is once you receive your 2ND Bill you send a copy of that in along with the rebate form. Wait for however long rebates take (1month or 2) and voila! 2 Free Motorola Razr Phones. We couldn't be happier. We got to keep our old cell phone numbers FREE of charge.
Back then the rebate was for $150 each or so? PLUS a free bluetooth headset (we received Jabra Bluetooth Headsets). Now the current promotion is only a $50 rebate for each phone (Motorola Razr for T.Mobile) which is not bad at all.

Overall:
1. Amazingly fast shipping (Think Newegg)
2. Painless number transfer (From Sprint to T.Mobile)
3. Had to wait about 30 seconds for an agent over the phone
4. Took 5 minutes to place the order
5. User friendly all-in-one website. (whereismyorder.com is a website Wirelfy provides so you can check the package status, download the rebate forms, contact customer service, FAQ, etc.)
6. I regret not spending an extra 50 dollars for the wirefly insurance coverage without deductible (as opposed to $5.00 /month for insurance coverage from T.Mobile PLUS a $50 - $100 deductible)

Tips:
1. If transferring your number, please do not cancel your contract from your old provider until T.Mobile acquires the right to transfer the number and your phone is active. (I almost did that, phew)
2. Make sure to save the emails they send to find out what your order # is to check your phone status at www.whereismyorder.com
3. Print out the rebates as soon as you have access to them.
4. Order over the internet to avoid misunderstandings (the agent I spoke to inputed my phone number incorrectly, luckily it was fixed)
5. I chose T.Mobile because they dont force a long-term contract like Cingular does. 1 year is good for me thanks. :tongue:


Current Promotions to save you the trouble of looking them up...

Verizon
Motorla Razr V3c Multimedia Phone for $100 (Retail last I heard was 400+)
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LG VX8100 (Video Phone) With Free Bluetooth Headset ($150 Rebate)
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Cingular has the Sony Ericsson W600 (Walkman Phone) for F.A.R.
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For T.Mobile
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Blackberry (Different Models) F.A.R. (Free After Rebate) PLUS AN IPOD SHUFFLE!

Free Delphi RoadyXT with some T.Mobile Cell Phones.
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I hope this helps with your very important purchase of a phone and company you will be married to for a year. If I have left anything out please let me know.

:phone: Good Luck!

Those are my 2 Huge Cents. :money:
 
I can completely vouch for this. We actually got our first bill combined as first and second month, so we're ready to send in our rebate now! I'll let you know how it goes... :)

(I'm the fiancee.)
 
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