Tmobile Prepaid SIM and activation kit FREE with FS

Edit: I am glad I was able to buy this within 3 minutes of the orginal poster posting this thread because it's been a little over 1 hour and already over 4,000 people have viewed this thread thus causing an Slick Deal effect on the tmobile servers overloading them with people trying to get a free sim card.

Congrats to everyone who was able to successfully order and get a confirmation email 5 minutes later.
Please don't forget to thumbs up and rep'd the orginal post freek!





Thanks for this. I am going to ship this to my University Dorm mailbox so that when the semester starts next week I can give it to students who need it so they can stop over paying for their cellphone bills and get the cheap tmobile prepaid monthly plan.

I most likely will refer them to http://www.cowboom.com/Mobile-Cel...&keywords= to get cheap used smartphones cellphones because some of these students are still rocking flip phones rather than getting along with the new minimum smartphone with a touchscreen requirement.

It's always fun being the guy who got the email that class was cancelled on their smartphone and getting to enjoy the rest of my day then getting/hearing from a fellow classmate that they traveled through traffic only to find out class was canceled especially when it was the only class they had that day.

I just wish those types of students would check their emails more often.

I also have a micro-sim card cutter for those people on campus who refuse to let go of their gsm iphone 4/s regardless of their carrier.

Original poster rep'd and thumbed up

Also has anybody been successful in ordering more than 2?

Limit two

Kinda silly that they still ask for a credit card. Thanks OP, I needed one of these.

Quote : Sorry—we're having some trouble with the debit/credit card you provided. Please check to make sure you've correctly filled in all the required fields.

argh, i always get this msg

Quote from blowout : Kinda silly that they still ask for a credit card. Thanks OP, I needed one of these.

WTF I ordered the limit of 2 and input my credit information then this fraud protection questionare page appeared and asked me questions about what city/state my dad has lived in and it was pre-listed with his actual full name, the type of cards I have owned/leased and which age range my mother is and it already pre-listed her fullname.

My questions is how did they obtain that information because it's a privacy concern for me and scary at the same time.

The only way I could imagine they have my information is because in 2008 back when I was 18 and in high school I signed a 1 year contract with them in order to get 2 free htc smartphones. After that contract expired I left them for different companies and have never been with them ever since.

Is this happening to anybody else? I'm a little worried that they still have my information in their system after all these years.

Quote from kmx : My questions is how did they obtain that information because it's a privacy concern for me and scary at the same time.

They pull it from your credit report.

Quote from kmx : WTF I ordered the limit of 2 and input my credit information then this fraud protection questionare page appeared and asked me questions about what city/state my dad has lived in and it was pre-listed with his actual full name, the type of cards I have owned/leased and which age range my mother is and it already pre-listed her fullname. My questions is how did they obtain that information because it's a privacy concern for me and scary at the same time. The only way I could imagine they have my information is because in 2008 back when I was 18 and in high school I signed a 1 year contract with them in order to get 2 free htc smartphones. After that contract expired I left them for different companies and have never been with them ever since. Is this happening to anybody else? I'm a little worried that they still have my information in their system after all these years.

I don't think you were asked anything that is not on public record, or am I wrong about that?

Quote from kmx : WTF I ordered the limit of 2 and input my credit information then this fraud protection questionare page appeared and asked me questions about what city/state my dad has lived in and it was pre-listed with his actual full name, the type of cards I have owned/leased and which age range my mother is and it already pre-listed her fullname. My questions is how did they obtain that information because it's a privacy concern for me and scary at the same time. The only way I could imagine they have my information is because in 2008 back when I was 18 and in high school I signed a 1 year contract with them in order to get 2 free htc smartphones. After that contract expired I left them for different companies and have never been with them ever since. Is this happening to anybody else? I'm a little worried that they still have my information in their system after all these years.

Its public knowlage eBay did the same thing with me asked me about a bunch of whois domains and address info

wish they have the micro sim version

I think I got stuck at this:
Just a moment, please...
Almost done! We're just putting the finishing touches on your order. Please don't click your browser's 'Back' button while your order is processing.

Quote from bunnyeric : I think I got stuck at this: Just a moment, please... Almost done! We're just putting the finishing touches on your order. Please don't click your browser's 'Back' button while your order is processing.

Mine has been on that screen for at least five minutes...

Quote from cluedweasel : They pull it from your credit report.

But I didn't enter my social security number and why would they need to pull a credit report for a free prepaid sim card?

Quote from LizardSlayer : I don't think you were asked anything that is not on public record, or am I wrong about that?

You're right about that but it's a little reminder to me on how easily companies/people can get ur information.

Imagine if they wanted your facebook info to make purchases in the future. Or they want to you verify your identity through your facebook. For some reasons I forsee something like that happening soon in the future.
A new business model for online purchasing is to verify your identity through social media platforms.