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Some T-Mobile stores are handing out a long-awaited Tuesdays freebie
The worst of summer may be behind us, but with the weather as unpredictable as ever, you never know when you may feel parched when you are out and about. That's why T-Mobile is finally distributing insulated water bottles, but only at a few of its stores.
The temperature-retaining bottle with a built-in straw was originally expected to arrive in T-Mobile stores on July 22 and was apparently delayed twice. It's finally available in stores now, as first reported by Android Authority . It's a black bottle with a tinge of magenta toward the top and a small "T" logo at the bottom. The exact amount it will be able to hold isn't known, but it looks to be a comfortable size.
You'll have to claim the offer in the T-Life app and redeem it at a store. T-Mobile appears to have ample stock, with today's report saying that you have until July 29 to claim the bottle, but some stores tend to run out quickly, so you might want to grab yours as soon as possible.
A leaked picture of the bottle. | Image Credit - The Mobile Report
T-Mobile Tuesdays freebies are only available at T-Mobile -owned and operated stores, so visiting a third-party location would be futile. You can use the carrier's official store finder to locate the one situated nearest to you. You might want to call ahead and inquire about availability. That's because T-Mobile is experiencing shipping issues, which is why you will only find the bottle in a few of its own and Metro by T-Mobile stores today.
Due to shipping issues, the T-Mobile-branded bottle is only available at select stores. Moreover, stock depletes at some locations more quickly than at others, which is why it makes sense to confirm availability before walking or driving all the way to a store.
These freebies may not necessarily be of the highest quality, but that's besides the point. T-Mobile loves brightening up its customers' day every now and then, and customers sure love these surprises. The giveaways also help to soften the carrier's image and make it that much easier to overlook stuff such as T-Mobile reneging on it promises.
