T-Mobile offering MyFaves as free add-on?

By on Jan 18, 2009 at 1:55 PM
Rumor January 18, 2009

Details on this are sketchy at best, but early reports seem to indicate that T-Mobile has begun offering its MyFaves service as a free add-on to existing non-MyFaves rate plans. Users far and wide have seem to be having little trouble getting the package added to existing accounts, but as of yet we haven’t heard a peep from T-Mobile. More than a couple of folks have been successful, however, leading us to believe that this is a an official offering from the big T. Free is always better, and the option to add MyFaves to the full gamut of T-Mobile plans is pretty appealing, so we wouldn’t be surprised to see T-mobile use this as a hook to try and suck in new subscribers. Whatever the case, we’re guessing that this offer won’t last for too long, so if you’re a T-Mobile subscriber in need of some unlimited calling love, we suggest you dial 611 from you mobile phone with a quickness.

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  • OCDavid

    1. I called 611 from my T-Mobile phone.
    2. Said Cancel to the automated prompt.
    3. Told the rep I was interested in adding the MyFaves for free onto my older Promo plan.
    4. She said no problem. All that I had to do was ok a 2 year extension of my contract.
    5. Agreed to the automated 2 year contract extension.
    6. 10 Minutes later, I had MyFaves on my G1.

    Thank you T-Mobile!!!

  • http://www.somegenius.wordpress.com Jim

    Just called in, and the offer is for those who are NOT currently under contract. Basically, it’s a freebie to keep them from considering other services. Now, whether or not you would have to sign a contract, I did not ask. Contracts suck, fyi, but T-Mobile’s customer service is the best.

  • mak618

    This is kinda unfair for those who have been with T-mobile for a long time but dont want the contract. These are folks who are more loyal to T-Mobile than the ones joining them just a few weeks ago :(

  • justme

    Got mine with extended two year contract with no problem. It’s now on all my phones on the family plan. Actually I didn’t even try and argue the two year offer because I could care less anyways. I have been with tmo for years and have no plans on changing.

    I now get 300 extra minutes per month for us to share and pay $10 less each month.

    By the way..It was actially added to my phone before I even hung up from my call with the rep. How’s that for lightning speed!!!!

  • JimC

    Just called Tmobile and asked for Retention. told them I wanted free myfaves to extend my contract and they hooked me up. It won’t affect my ability to upgrade phones to 8900 when available

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