T-Mobile continues to do its best to shake up the wireless industry, as it brings back two popular offers. The Magenta network is offering a free iPhone 7 to switchers, and is also bringing back its popular free MLB.TV premium subscription offer for all customers.
How can I get the Apple iPhone 7 promotion?
Starting March 3, and for a limited time, new or existing customers can get iPhone 7 for free, or iPhone 7 Plus for $100! Customers need to be on T-Mobile ONE or Simple Choice with an Unlimited Data Plan, bring a phone number from a non-T-Mobile provider, trade-in a qualifying device and purchase iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 plus on an Equipment Installment Plan (EIP). Down payment required. Free after rebate. If you cancel wireless service, remaining balance at full price is due.
T-Mobile will give you a credit for your trade-in and then send you a prepaid MasterCard later that can be applied later to the balance of your installment plan, basically making the iPhone 7 free. You can upgrade to larger storage on the iPhone 7, or opt for an iPhone 7 Plus, but that will cost you an extra $100 – $200 to cover the difference.
Also, be sure to take note of a promotion the company is already running, which offers customers with at least 2 lines on T-Mobile the chance to add a completely free line of service to their plan. That comes out to 3 lines of service for $100. The third line can be either a smartphone of a tablet, so keep that in mind.
The free iPhone 7 offer runs through March 16. For more information, visit the T-Mobile website.
John Legere’s favorite carrier is also bringing back their popular MLB.tv offer that gives subscribers a 1-year MLB.com at Bat Premium and MLB.TV subscription for free. It usually runs baseball fans a cool $112.99 per year for the MLB.TV subscription, and the At Bat Premium sub usually goes for $19.99 per year, so this is a great deal if you’re an MLB fan.
Make sure to have the T-Mobile Tuesdays app installed on your iPhone, and be ready when the promotion launches on April 4. For more information, visit the T-Mobile website.
