Just one day after T-Mobile officially announced that Un-carrier 11 is coming, more details on the move have leaked.
T-Mobile will reportedly give its subscribers stock in the company as part of its Un-carrier 11 move. This program will be called Stock Up, according to VentureBeat, and it’ll reward T-Mo customers with stock in two ways. First, any existing subscribers that download the upcoming T-Mobile Tuesdays app before June 21 will be able to get one share of stock after signing up for Loyal3. New subs will have a three-week window in which to claim their share.
Subscribers will allegedly be able to earn more stock by referring new customers to T-Mobile. Subs will get one share for each customer that they refer to T-Mobile, so long as that new customer says for more than 15 days. This will let subs get up to 99 additional shares of T-Mobile stock every year. Long-term T-Mobile subscribers — specifically, those that’ve been with T-Mo for five years or more — will reportedly get two shares of stock for each referral.
In addition to giving away stock, T-Mobile’s Un-carrier 11 move will reportedly include giving subscribers a free two-topping Domino’s pizza, small Wendy’s Frosty, and VUDU movie rental each week, as well as the opportunity to win prizes like gift cards and trips. If true, this would make Un-carrier 11 a bit different than past Un-carrier moves like Simple Global and Binge On, which have focused on improving rate plans and giving subscribers new features.
T-Mobile will officially reveal Un-carrier 11 at 1:00 pm ET on June 6. What do you think of the Un-carrier 11 rumors? If you’re not already with T-Mo, does the promise of free food, movies, and stock get you interested in switching?
