T-Mobile Gives Customers $100 Off Samsung’s Best Smartphones, Plus a Year of Netflix
Un-carrier Unwrapped ends with gifts for all!
      Get $100 off a Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 edge, edge+ or Note5 AND one
      full year of Netflix on us!
    
BELLEVUE, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) today revealed its final gift of the Un-carrier
      Unwrapped holiday season and it’s for absolutely everyone. Starting this
      Friday, the Un-carrier is knocking $100 off Samsung’s latest superphones
      – the Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 edge, edge+ or Note5. To sweeten the deal,
      the Un-carrier is throwing in up to a full year of Netflix – more than
      $100 value – when you pick up any of these Samsung smartphones! With Binge
      On, you can watch all the Netflix you want without eating up your
      high-speed data. It’s the gift that keeps on giving year round!
    
      “Today we’re putting the final bow on a fantastic month of gifts to all
      wireless customers,” said John Legere, president and CEO of T-Mobile.
      “The carriers’ holiday ‘deals’ are full of trickery and promises in
      exchange for a set of handcuffs and higher costs down the road. That’s
      not a gift, and it’s not how the Un-carrier does it. Starting this
      weekend, we’re giving you $100 off the top on Samsung’s hottest phones,
      plus a year of Netflix. Period. Happy Holidays Everyone!”
    
      Thanks to the carriers’ inflated data charges and overages, if you don’t
      have T-Mobile, you’re paying a lot more for your binge watching than
      just the normal subscription fee. Binge watching a full season of House
      of Cards can eat up about 9.59 GB of high-speed data. An AT&T customer
      with a 5GB data bucket would use up their entire bucket and tip into
      overage penalties to the tune of $15 per gigabyte before the season is
      even done – an extra $75 on top of their monthly bill! At T-Mobile with Binge
      On, that same season of House of Cards would eat up exactly ZERO of
      your high-speed data bucket on most plans.
    
      The Un-carrier has been in the holiday spirit this month, unwrapping
      holiday gifts every week as part of Un-carrier Unwrapped. First,
      T-Mobile gave its Simple
      Choice customers three months of Unlimited LTE. Then, Sprint
      customers got $200 per line when they switched. And AT&T
      customers got a phone memory upgrade and half-off accessories.
      Finally, Verizon
      customers got up to a full year mobile viewing joy with Hulu and
      half-off accessories.
    
      This latest Un-carrier Unwrapped gift is available to everyone starting
      Friday, December 18th in T-Mobile stores, by phone and
      online. Customers can get $100 off Samsung phones through December 23rd,
      and customers can get up to a free year of Netflix though December 31st.
      For more information, visit https://explore.t-mobile.com/samsung-phone-offer.
    
      Offer subject to change. At participating locations; while supplies
      last. Qualifying service required. Netflix offer sponsored by
      Samsung. Follow instructions at www.SamsungPromotions.com
      to redeem. Netflix codes must be used by 3/31/16 or they will expire.
      Subject to Netflix
      Terms & Conditions.
    
About T-Mobile
      As America’s Un-carrier, T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) is redefining
      the way consumers and businesses buy wireless services through leading
      product and service innovation. The Company’s advanced nationwide 4G LTE
      network delivers outstanding wireless experiences to more than 61
      million customers who are unwilling to compromise on quality and value.
      Based in Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile US provides services through its
      subsidiaries and operates its flagship brands, T-Mobile and MetroPCS.
      For more information, please visit http://www.t-mobile.com.
    
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