T-Mobile Master Employee Discount List

[Steve B]

Does anyone know if there is a corp. discount for working at RadioShack? I know there are dealer plans available, however, that wouldn't work for me since I would be bringing two lines to T-Mobile. Anyone have any info. by chance? Thanks.

[f0rbez]

Anyone know the discount for Rite Aid employees? Thinking about making the switch from ATT due to the new unlimited plans T-Mo is offering... Currently getting 19% with ATT.

[marnis01]

studentrate.com members - 15% off

[ampad]

Anyone know the discount for Rite Aid employees? Thinking about making the switch from ATT due to the new unlimited plans T-Mo is offering... Currently getting 19% with ATT.

T-Mobile generally isn't allowing discounts on top of their unlimited plans..

[tigerwolf]

I searched the thread and only found one reference to an education discount-someone searching for how to do it for a New York university.

Does anyone know if there's a general education discount on plans, and how I'd get it?

Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T all have one (18% for Verizon for us, and similar for the other two). (Unfortunately only AT&T lets you actually get it easily over the web, versus having to talk to someone in store.)

[marnis01]

I searched the thread and only found one reference to an education discount-someone searching for how to do it for a New York university.

Does anyone know if there's a general education discount on plans, and how I'd get it?

Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T all have one (18% for Verizon for us, and similar for the other two). (Unfortunately only AT&T lets you actually get it easily over the web, versus having to talk to someone in store.)

yes - all students can get 15% off by going through studentrate.com

[marnis01]

yes universities do get discounts here is a list i found, im sure there are more
Confirmed Schools:
Princeton University
Fordham University
New York City Publics Schools (teachers and employees)
NYU (Teachers and Employees only)
The Ohio State University (15%)
UKY
Rutgers
University of California, Berkeley (Faculty, Staff, Students) - 15%
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Los Angeles
University of California, San Diego (15%)
University of San Francisco
Auburn University (15%)
Johns Hopkins University (15%) (only need .edu email address)
University of Southern California (15%)
Los Rios College District (CRC,SCC,FLC, ARC)
Colorado State University (15%)
San Fransisco State University (15%)
Stevens Institute of Technology, NJ (8-15%)
St.Cloud State University, MN (15%)
University of Minnesota (10%) LINK
University of Illinois (15%)
Arizona State University (15%)
Brigham Young University - Provo (15%)
Indiana University (15%)
University of Florida (15%)
University of South Florida (15%)
University of Central Florida (15%)
Florida International University (15%) - did it via online chat on link provided in just 5 minutes!
University of Georgia (15%)
George Mason University (15%)
Old Dominion University (15%)
UVA (?) (Not my school, and so I didn't ask the amount; the rep just mentioned that they had a discount as well.)
San Jose State University (15%)
Sacramento State University (15%) (must say sacramento state university as school name, rep could not find it under california state university sacramento)
Loyola University of Chicago (she said 10% off I'm fighting for 15%)
Valencia Community College (8%)
Kennesaw State University (15%)
California State University, Los Angeles (15%)
University of Rochester, (15%)
San Diego State University (15%)
CUNY Baruch College, New York (15%)
ALL University of Texas Branches (15%)
Harvard University (15%)
Temple University
Stanford University (15%)
Drexel University (used to be 10% but supposed to go to 15%)
Villanova University (15%)
UMDNJ (15%)
The George Washington University (15%)

students/faculty (anyone with an edu email address) from all universities can get 15% off by going through studentrate.com

[tigerwolf]

Wow, thanks marnis01! That's the first I'd heard of that Studentrate.com. I'm always iffy about signing up for stuff like that (and wish T-Mobile just handled this themselves), but that would make T-Mobile cheaper for me than Sprint/AT&T/Verizon!

[marnis01]

no prob!
i like that website because the deal actually does work, and there really are no strings attached as far as i can tell.

[SaDudE]

University of Illinois is 15%

[tigerwolf]

Getting closer to where I work :-D

[kmx]

What a joke. I called in tmobile today to apply my College Student Discount.

They told me that most California State University's only offer a 6% discount. I don't understand. A couple of months ago the discount was 15%.

From a $60 750 family plan that means I only get $3.60 off versus getting $9 off with a 15%.

I am glad I am canceling next month

[Antenna]

What a joke. I called in tmobile today to apply my College Student Discount.

They told me that most California State University's only offer a 6% discount. I don't understand. A couple of months ago the discount was 15%.

From a $60 750 family plan that means I only get $3.60 off versus getting $9 off with a 15%.

I am glad I am canceling next month

Cal-State does get 15% try a different store. Tell them VZW is giving you 15% and you'd like for them to match it.

[kmx]

So should I call in again tomorrow to ask.

Because when I was calling I could barely hear the person speak. I called the migration depart 4 different times and the voice quality was not good. Plus the lady did not speak perfect english. Do you think I got tricked into accepting a lesser rate?

Also do you have proof that the Cal State University discount as of December 2009 is still 15%?


Also is there a fee for accepting a discount on your service like how ATT(greedy) charges $36 to apply discounts to their service?
Thank you.

[Antenna]

So should I call in again tomorrow to ask.

Because when I was calling I could barely hear the person speak. I called the migration depart 4 different times and the voice quality was not good. Plus the lady did not speak perfect english. Do you think I got tricked into accepting a lesser rate?

Also do you have proof that the Cal State University discount as of December 2009 is still 15%?


Also is there a fee for accepting a discount on your service like how ATT(greedy) charges $36 to apply discounts to their service?
Thank you.

Go into a local corp store, don't do it over phone. Be honest; Print out your college schedual, bring your ID card, and go to a store, tell them VZW or whatever told you that they would give 15% and you would like them to match. That is how I got mine added from a private school. This was back in May, though, dont know if they changed policy, but its worth a try.

No, T-Mo does not charge a $36 penalty for adding a discount like AT$T