The next T-Mobile Tuesdays freebie deal will reportedly be a physical item, a magenta blanket to keep you warm during the long Winter months. This report comes from The Mobile Report, which claims internal sources made it aware of the new deal.
The blankets have started arriving at T-Mobile stores near you in preparation of the December launch. These blankets are plain and dyed in T-Mobile's pink shade. The only adornment of note is a T-Mobile logo on one corner of the blanket.
They're also not large, but will be enough to cover at least one person. T-Mobile hasn't chosen blankets that can cover an entire bed, but something its customers can use alongside other sheets or sweaters for the Winter.
Customers aren't happy with the company due to forced T-Life usage and increasing prices, so they reacted to the blankets with scorn. One online post on Reddit saw commenters telling T-Mobile to stop bothering with T-Mobile Tuesdays. According to commenters, not increasing their bills would be much more helpful.
There was also a mention of how thin the towel looks in a photo, with an underlying accusation of the towel not being too useful for customers. Still, some users have responded with gratitude towards T-Mobile for continuing its Tuesdays freebies.
T-Mobile Tuesdays newest freebie.
T-Mobile Tuesdays remains the un-carrier's most unique offering, something AT&T and Verizon don't compete with. There have been concerns over the freebies losing their value, but physical deals like this blanket are appreciated by many customers.
The T-Mobile blanket may not be a luxury item, but it should put a smile on some people's faces. If you don't like the blanket, you can choose not to claim it, if you do you get a free blanket. It's a win-win.
When the blankets are fully stocked in stores near you, you can claim them from the T-Life app. There will be a limited number available so you will have to claim yours quickly. Free items are always welcome, and this one will keep you warm through the long Winter months ahead.
Images courtesy of T-Mobile and The Mobile Report
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