Written by Peter Murphy on Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Are you on T-Mobile’s MyFaves?


jumbo1 Now I’m looking at this and thinking, it’s too good to be true. T-Mobile is offering free round trip flights if you sign up for a two year contract, during the “Black Friday” sales window.

November 23rd, T-Mobile will offer a free round trip flight to any customer that signs up for a new 2 year contract on any of T-Mobile’s MyFaves calling plans. The offer is valid for customers who sign up for the new contract both online or at any T-Mobile retail location.

The free flight booking request form that new subscribers receive will be good for a round trip flight from any of 59 departure cities to one of the 10 supported destination cities: Las Vegas, New York, Los Angeles, Orlando, Miami, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, and Washington D.C.

Hopefully the plane looks like the above photograph and not the one below.

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T-Mobile free flights

Via MobileBurn

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Brandon Steili
Nov 20, 2007

Um … T-Mobile does My Favs. I think you got a few AT&Ts in there when you meant T-Mo

:)


FallN
Nov 20, 2007

The Black Friday promo is indeed legit. T-Mobile has been airing commercials about the deal non-stop.

It’s a great promo BUT you have to make sure to read the fine print: The free tickets will not be issued for at LEAST 5 months! In an effort to dissuade people from signing up just for the free tickets then cancelling the line– even if they pay $200 for the ETF that’s still a deal on round trip tickets cross country! So T-Mobile is making sure they get at least 5 months worth of cash out of you (& the $200 ETF per line if you decide to cancel) before they issue you the free tickets.

If someone is thinking they’ll sign up during the trial period & cancel once they get the free tickets without paying an ETF, they’ve got a rude awakening coming, LOL! ;)

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