Of course, there are conditions to this.but in all honesty, they don't seem all that restrictive. To take advantage of the offer, you must be on one of T-Mobile's "simple choice" plans, which require a credit check. Prepaid plans aren't eligible for the offer. Also, the offer can only be redeemed from April 3-10. You can't sign up before the season starts, and you can't sign up and take advantage of the offer after the first week of the season.
It'll also be difficult for users to get a refund if they already signed up for MLB.tv through MLB - you'll need to contact MLB.tv's notoriously difficult customer service department and jump through those hoops.
But hey, it's a free MLB.tv subscription. If you're already a T-Mobile customer, it doesn't make sense not to take advantage of this. Now, I wouldn't switch my provider just to get a free MLB.tv subscription, but if it's being offered up on a silver platter.why not?
Fuck, I could really kiss you right now.I posted this in the Cellphone thread also.
T-Mobile customers can get a free MLB.tv subscription this year
No kidding, surely they have reached out to high level collectors or PSA for some advice or have been reached out too. They are probably retarded though, which seems to be the case. What a great find, as a collector myself I wish I could say Id hold on to all seven cards, but that is some really nice money.The people who "found" the 7 Ty Cobb baseball cards are either dumb or getting bad advice, or both.
They're now all on ebay, at the same time. I wouldn't have told anybody I found 7 of them. Start with one. Then I wouldn't have put them on ebay, I would have done an auction house and not listed them all at once.
Odd.
Praise be Correa. Only 3 more years until they can buy him out for $500k. I think Singleton will be DFA'd before that time comes.