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Promotion ENDED 12/31/2020
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Promotion ENDED 12/31/2020
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Free Line CAN be stacked with these New Line offers
1) iPhone SE 50% off
2) REVVL 50% off
3) Pixel 4a 5G 50% off
4) Costco Free A11 + $100 for new Lines ( NOT BYOD)
(Not 100% if works, but not listed on Ineligible list)
5) S20FE BOGO Free
6) Samsung BOGO $1000 off or Costco $810 off
20% Hookup codes:
EMPFNBM = Tmo 1 for older plans
NTMEMP20= New TMO Insider Voice 20% for Magenta
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PSA: COSTCO BYOD IS NOT STACKABLE!
They specifically call this out in the docs this time.
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Browser extensions to find your SOC easier
Chrome: https://chrome.google.c
Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.
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t-mobile soc:
1. How to find:
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/...soc_codes/
2. List of soc codes:
https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...134
If your promo isn't working under your account properly try this (worked for me):
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=
Still on TMO ONE All In Promo plan (FRLTUL2LP) which is never eligible for free lines?
This is a great (grandfathered) plan as it gives you 2 lines for $100 or $80 after 2GB data limit kickback on the 2 lines (or even less if you have the plan with T-Mobile employee hookup code). Plus with the additional promotion you get HD streaming, 10GB full speed hotspot and twice the international data speed (256kbs instead of 128kbs).
BUT... this account only supports 3 lines and unless you got the one free line they offered once under this plan you never got and will never get a free line with the plan.
But if the plan works out for you can move to another T-Mobile One plan (FRLTULF2) which cost a little bit more (2 lines for $120 or $100 after kickbacks) but you will be eligible for the free line and hopefully for additional free lines in the future (the plan supports up to 8 lines in total). The reps are also be able to move the kickback and ONE Plus promotion to the new plan. They might not do it immediately for the new free line but this is also possible and might need another try.
Plus the new plan includes $10.99 Netflix Standard HD account contribution which also needs to be factored in as a bonus.
If you want to get out of that hole and make the change here is my conversation regarding the plan change with T-Force on Twitter:
https://slickdeals.net/f/14713250-t-mobile-customers-add-a-line-for-free-starting-december-20th?p=14402398
Then I called 611 at night and asked the overseas team to also add the promo add-ons to new free line so that all lines on the account have the ONE Plus promo (no kickback on the free line of course):
https://slickdeals.net/f/14713250-t-mobile-customers-add-a-line-for-free-starting-december-20th?p=14403126
Summary of the process and overview of changes:
https://slickdeals.net/f/14713250-t-mobile-customers-add-a-line-for-free-starting-december-20th?p=14403958
As I wrote it needs some time and the right reps to make it happen as I struggled with reps in the past to switch to a different T-Mobile One plan and not ending up with a Magenta plan and losing the kickback and One Plus promotion.
Good luck!
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Regarding costs to add new line
If you add the line via the website, youll pay $10 for the SIM card to be shipped to you.
If you add the line via a phone call, youll pay the $10 SIM card charge and also $20 for assisted set-up. It is relatively easy to get both of these comped.
If you have a spare sim-card or eSIM, you can use that instead of paying $10 for a new one (bear in mind that it may not be able to do SA 5G). You will need to call since the website does not allow re-use of old cards. (You can also do this via online chat support lines like in-app chat and t-force on twitter)
Expired cards do work, but you have to request a replacement. Again, no SA 5G.
If you have a Costco near you, they will give you the sim card and activate for you for free.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wh...05212.html [yahoo.com]
T-Mobile said Thursday evening it delivered a record 5.5 million net postpaid phone additions in 2020. A total of 1.6 million of those additions came in the fourth quarter ...
An earlier release I saw they talked about 5.5 million New Customers.
I guess they fixed that very quick as "New Line =/= New Customer"
Maybe it does not work on the Magenta 55+ or ($60/2 lines) plan.
I don't have the Magenta plan. I have the One Unlimited 55+ plan for $60 (got in March 2018 right before they raised it to $70).
I believe my SOC code is ONE60TIFM which I don't see on the sheet. Thro - what is your SOC code?
I got the text today "you will receive your promtional service discount from T-mobile as long as you maintain eligibility."
nothing happened.
An earlier release I saw they talked about 5.5 million New Customers.
I guess they fixed that very quick as "New Line =/= New Customer"
I got the text today "you will receive your promtional service discount from T-mobile as long as you maintain eligibility."
nothing happened.
Congrats! You will receive your promotional service discount from T-Mobile as long as you maintain eligibility. View http://t-mo.co/activity for account details.
<Shrug>
Yeah - I got this one again.. so maybe they reevaluated all of LOU4s and bumped some off? I was surprised to get the confirmation again tbh
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I worry more about the "reverse intel effect" of them taking those that partook, and not offering them the next great current customer phone deal like ATT does, but targeted to all those EXCEPT those those few that have grabbed the free lines. Or that they decided to try and hold those of us that subscribe to SD and reddit by giving them lines, so that they couldn't ditch, for at least 1 year past last free line addition, like us dealhunters might otherwise before +1 year. OR that we don't want to do an AAL phone deal because we're maxed, and staying regardless and don't want to lose the free line(s) associated, and can't otherwise take advantage of the next "free" iphone etc. deal.
In any case it's a cluster puck, similar to Sprint the few years before they were absorbed.
NTMEMP20= New TMO Insider Voice 20% for Magenta
I worry more about the "reverse intel effect" of them taking those that partook, and not offering them the next great current customer phone deal like ATT does, but targeted to all those EXCEPT those those few that have grabbed the free lines. Or that they decided to try and hold those of us that subscribe to SD and reddit by giving them lines, so that they couldn't ditch, for at least 1 year past last free line addition, like us dealhunters might otherwise before +1 year. OR that we don't want to do an AAL phone deal because we're maxed, and staying regardless and don't want to lose the free line(s) associated, and can't otherwise take advantage of the next "free" iphone etc. deal.
In any case it's a cluster puck, similar to Sprint the few years before they were absorbed.
I would not worry about it based on just hypothesis
An earlier release I saw they talked about 5.5 million New Customers.
I guess they fixed that very quick as "New Line =/= New Customer"
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wh...05212.html [yahoo.com]
T-Mobile said Thursday evening it delivered a record 5.5 million net postpaid phone additions in 2020. A total of 1.6 million of those additions came in the fourth quarter ...
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Any one had luck adding these on? Any strategy to follow?
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