T-Mobile charges customer $3,300 for three iPhones the carrier said would be free

PhoneArena·Apr 15

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A customer was charged $3,300 by T-Mobile for three iPhones that the carrier had reportedly promised would be free. The incident may be related to the carrier's promotions and credits, which can have certain conditions or limitations. It appears that T-Mobile has offered various incentives to attract new customers, including credits and discounts on devices like iPhones.

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