Comments on: T-Mobile Touch Pro2 For Free

By: grayhawk

grayhawk — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:40:30 +0000

guys! did anybody knew about HTC HD2 coming to mobile pretty soon? I heard early next year? anybody knows the exact date? just asking

By: grayhawk

grayhawk — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:38:49 +0000

Yeah …I agree why can’t tmobile give the same deal to loyal tmobile customer who wants to upgrade their phone????

By: Pat

Pat — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:19:12 +0000

so excited my new free phone is on it’s way and I can’t wait!! Oh and it has a bluetooth headset!!!! Yea, not going to wait for HTC HD. Merry Christmas to me. There is a Santa.

By: kennyB

kennyB — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:18:56 +0000

that brown color is disgusting. it looks prehistoric, more of a vintage. why cant they go with the more sleek juvenile silver. so we can all do like Kaiser Permanente and “Thrive”

By: kershon

kershon — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 18:21:16 +0000

Five! WoW! Welcome to the T-Mobile family!

By: Meph

Meph — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 05:26:58 +0000

It was free.

By: Deals... i love em'

Deals... i love em' — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:07:07 +0000

I got 5 under a family plan for free with 5 free bluetooth headsets!!!! LOVE TMOBILE I JUST LEFT ATT TODAY! oh happy day

By: victorczx3

victorczx3 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 23:52:04 +0000

Like most of you I have been doing my homework on this deal to see if i can take advantage of the free touch pro2,this is my story.
I have the “even more plus” family plan with 2 lines.all have unlimited calls and text.
I called the number and it was very simple, because i was OOC they could not add 2 more contracted lines to my current account. but he said ” will just open a new seperate account”. before he went further I asked if for any given reason I decided to cancel my OOC lines could i transfer the numbers to the new contracted TP2 phones….he answered “sure thats not a problem” now I read in another forum where this was confirmed for another 2 people…..so at that moment i got a HUGE smile in my face!!
now here is the plan….once i get these phones i will call in to have 2 OOC lines canceled and have those phone #’s ported to my TP2’s ….i dont mind the 2 year contract..been with TMO since voicestream….plus u only need to have 10$ text per line to have this phone work. ( 79 family plan + 20 unlimited text= 100+ tax and fees) …only diff is that in my old plan i had unlimited talk and text and under this plan I have 1500 min and unlimited tex….again no big deal all my contacts basically have tmobile!
Tmobile.com and even Amazon (who has a price of $150) they both force u to have web. now before u go and say ” why would u have this with out web” then u must have never heard of WIFI.
So….2 TP2’s, free activation, free bluetooth headsets,free shipping. can port # to old contract account (if u are OOC) to me equals an AWSOME DEAL! now for those who dont like a contract …then wait the 21 day period trial dont use the minutes on that phone too much, cancel the lines and pay ETF of 200$ per phone …still a great deal!!!

WIN WIN for all!

By: KEssex

KEssex — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:29:38 +0000

Why can’t tmobile jus work out a deal for its already loyal customers who want an upgrade!?

By: rossi

rossi — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 04:36:08 +0000

Here is the policy as found on the new activation contract:

Cancellation and Return Policy. For contracts of 1 year or more, I may cancel my service without** paying a termination fee if I return** all phones I acquired with my activation within** 14 days from my activation (Return Period). The Return Period may be longer in some states. I may have to pay a restocking fee for any phone I return. If my service (voice or certain data services or Add-On Features) is canceled AFTER THE** Return Period, I will be required to pay an EARLY TERMINATION FEE** OF UP TO $200 PER LINE OF SERVICE on contracts of 1-year of more.

Basically, if you choose to abuse this wmdeal, you could get the phone (and bluetooth headset or car charger) for ~$250 and no contract if you choose to pay for one month’s service (39.99 500 min + $10 unlimited text) followed by cancellation of the contract. It’s a great deal, but I think it’s a bit shady.