hammybaby

I've had T-mobile for awhile...and the thing is, some of my friends say they received extra 100-200 FREE minutes just by calling them.

I guess they sorta "threaten" the cutomer care people by saying "give me minutes or I will end the contract with you guys". hahahaha :thinkerg:

Anybody else have tried this?

GadgetSniper

I used to have a pay as you go phone offered by one of my local providers, Telus... I guess something got leaked out from their staff discount programs or their tech department... Anyways, there was a 'cheat' number you could phone... if you phoned this number, it would bring up a dialtone, then you dial the telus mobility customer you want to phone, and they don't get charged for any of their minutes on that call. So, you can buy the minimum moonthly minutes, get people to call you using this cheat number, and never run out of minutes. Worked really great for a couple years, until they disabled it.

darkcard

Call me old fastion but im under the impression you should pay for what you use . I'm only saying that its cheating the phone company and they need you to pay to keep paying for their emploees.

Word2Action

Hey this is america. Its all about getting ahead while you can get ahead any way possible. Its that Dave Chappelle attitude. "I'm rich biotch." *honk honk*

louj

LOL! Everyone has his or her own way of thinking. But if ever I could get free minutes for my phone, then I'll definitely get it. And besides, some mobile company's rates are just too much...

cingularguy

It's worth a try. Call up with a complaint of some sort, and maybe they will give you some free minutes.

RoxyMoron

I don't think I could get away with complaining to my company. There was a time they charged too much and then they were like, um, no we didn't. I was really confused and just said whatever, I'll switch someday.