10% off your T-Mobile bill

[Cory Streater]

I am intrigued... so all you'd have to do is call? I guess it's worth a shot

Thanks for sharing the tip

I got an email about this discount this morning and seems like T-Mobile is running a special offering a FREE MyTouch 4G. Offer valid for new customers only until 04/14/2011 at 11.59pm. Still 10% off your plan (not valid on all plans apparently but most), free activation and free shipping.
Contact 866-464-8662 option 3 and give promo code 13997TMOFAV. You must state you are a member of StudentRate to get these discounts.

I was wondering if you guys would recommend the MyTouch or should I go for like the Vibrant? If it's free it's definitely an advantage

I'd go with the FREE mytouch! Vibrant doesn't have 4G.

You should go for the MT4G, great phone. Wish I got it for FREE though

I am glad I went with the MT4G. Would you suggest I get a case or do you think it's not worth it?

Interested in the 10% off my bill but what's studentrate?

I checked it out yesterday..looks like you have to be a student?? How is this deal good for others?

This might help you if you want to register on studentrate without an .edu email...I saw this on Fatwallet - When you go to register just click the box that says your a family member and then enter the email address "of the student" as customer@studentrate.edu. Just use that email and they will activate your account.

I just saw that you can get the HTC HD7 for FREE, today's the last day though.

rldev I think you have to be getting a new phone to get the 10% discount added to your acct but I'm not sure and I think it does add 2 yrs to your contract.

Do you know if you can get this discount by ordering online?

Wally, you can find the steps and info to get deal here....
T-Mobile HTC Sensation Student Discount

Yea, I think if you hit "click for code" it'll give you the online version.

The above posts in this thread were all made by the same individual under different usernames.

 

[dhendriksen]

^ Really? Was it the same IP address? If that's the case, maybe it is a computer at a library or something. That's crazy.