T-Mobile USA is very hyped up about its new ‘4G‘ service thats beginning to expand throughout the country. They have recently started a contest for mobile phone users in the country, via their Facebook account. Users who want to participate won’t have to purchase anything to enter the contest, but they do have to “like” the wireless carrier’s Facebook page for that. Here’s what you can read on their Facebook profile, after hitting the “Like” button
“Sharing videos, streaming music, downloading movies—just a few of the things your phone can do on America’s largest 4G network. And now’s your chance to win your own 4G device and take advantage of T-Mobile’s new lightning-fast speeds.
Simply Like our page, then fill out the entry form, and you’ll be entered for a chance to win one of our new 4G devices, plus three months of free service.
Be sure to check back often before the sweepstakes ends on December 10th. You can enter once each day, and every entry increases your chances of winning a prize.
America’s largest 4G network—a gift to you from your friends at T-Mobile.”
In order to enter the contest, users would have to be 18 years of age or older, and to register by filling out the form on the sweepstakes tab, after “liking” the T-Mobile Facebook page.
“The Sweepstakes begins at 12:00:01 pm, PT on 11/18/10 and ends at 11:59:59 pm PT on 12/10/10. Odds of winning a prize depend on total number of eligible entries received. Void where prohibited. See Official Rules, which govern, at for complete entry details,” the carrier notes.
Prizes include a T-Mobile myTouch 4G with three months of Unlimited Talk, Text and Web wireless service, along with 2 T-Mobile G2 with Google with three months of Unlimited Talk, Text and Web wireless service, and four T-Mobile Rocket 4G Laptop Stick with three months of 5 GB Overage-Free Data plan service.
Participants should be aware of the fact that the T-Mobile HSPA+ 4G network is not available in all locations. All the necessary info on the network coverage can be found on T-mobiles website.