T-Mobile customers had the chance to sign up for a free year of Quibi when the service launched earlier this year, but for anyone who may have missed out, T-Mobile Tuesdays will soon offer another chance to get a free Quibi subscription. Next Tuesday, September 15, T-Mobile … [read full article]
Quibi is launching today, and as we learned last week, T-Mobile customers get it for free. T-Mobile customers on select family plans can get a free year of Quibi service. To be eligible, you’ll need to have two or more voice lines at standard rates on a Magenta or T-Mobile One plan with taxes and fees included. First Responder, Military, and Magenta Plus 55 plans are … [read full article]
Many T-Mobile customers already get Netflix included free with their plan, and now they’re going to get Quibi, too. T-Mo confirmed today that when Quibi launches on April 6th, T-Mo customers on a Magenta or T-Mobile One family plan will get access to the new video streaming service for free. Just sign up on [read full article]
Next week’s T-Mobile Tuesdays offers are now official and like this week’s deals, the new ones are (mostly) focused on things you can do while at home. On Tuesday, April 7th, T-Mobile customers can get 40% off plus free shipping from Reebok plus … [read full article]
We learned last year that T-Mobile is partnering with Quibi, an upcoming streaming service, but neither company has said much else about the deal since then. Today more details on the partnership have leaked out. T-Mobile will reportedly offer a free Quibi subscription to customers on its “most popular postpaid plans,” reports Protocol, such as the Magenta and T-Mobile One plans. … [read full article]
Last year we learned that T-Mobile was partnering with Quibi, a startup that will be launching a video streaming service. There wasn’t much known about the partnership at that time, but today we’ve gotten a little more info. T-Mobile customers will get Quibi included with their plan, soon-to-be-CEO Mike Sievert … [read full article]
T-Mobile appears to be dipping its toe into the entertainment space once again. T-Mobile has struck a deal with Quibi, a start-up that’s launching a new streaming service in April. As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Quibi will be targeted at millennials and will offer bite-size videos that are 10 minutes or less. Some of the content coming to Quibi will include a new six-minute show produced … [read full article]
