Next T-Mobile Tuesdays perks will include free magazine subscription and a chance to win the Note 10
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
Between pre-ordering one of Samsung's impressive new smartphones and waiting for the same company's latest smartwatch and high-end Android tablet to start selling, T-Mobile customers have another weekly batch of cool freebies and killer discounts to look forward to.
That's right, the next round of T-Mobile Tuesdays perks has been revealed, and as usual, there's pretty much something for everyone to be had. First and foremost, Hearst is partnering with the "Un-carrier" to exclusively offer its subscribers free access to some fun reading material for a year. In case the name doesn't ring any bells, let us just point out the publisher owns a number of popular titles, including Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Marie Claire, Men's Health, The Oprah Magazine, Elle, and Bazaar.
We're guessing you will be able to choose the specific magazine you can subscribe to at no charge, and naturally, you're looking at fairly hefty savings here. On Amazon, for instance, a 12-month Esquire subscription currently costs $15, while signing up for a year of Men's Health print magazines can set you back as much as 25 bucks.
Obviously, there's more to save next Tuesday (August 13) through the dedicated app of the crazy popular customer appreciation program, starting with 25 percent off one item of your choice at Tuesday Morning (what a perfectly fitting name). You can also score a cheap meal from Dining Advantage with $20 gratis credit or just pick one free Taco Bell item if you're not that hungry.
Other recurrent promotions include reserved Jonas Brothers tickets, $25 all-in tix to a bunch of other artists and bands at Live Nation, $0.10 off per gallon of Shell gas, and exclusive deals on MLB tickets. Last but certainly not least, T-Mo will kick off on August 13 what we hope is merely the first in a series of raffles giving customers a chance to win the hot new Samsung Galaxy Note 10. It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas, ladies and gents, and it's still only August.
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