My favorite app to score great deals and freebies

Who doesn’t love free stuff? But finding reliable ways to score exclusive discounts isn’t always easy.

You can enter online contests all day, and you’ll probably just end up with an inbox full of spam. And forget searching the web for discounts — scammers know exactly how to trick deal hunters into clicking the wrong links.

So skip leaving it up to chance and get rewarded just for being a T-Mobile customer. Each week, T-Mobile compiles great discounts, exclusive deals and free stuff just for being a customer. We’ll show you how to get your hands on them.

Ready to make the switch? Find the unlimited plan that’s right for you at T-Mobile.com/55.

Forget Friday, #TGIT

T-Mobile is all about showing its appreciation to their customers. That’s why for five years, T-Mobile has changed the wireless industry for good through groundbreaking moves — including the launch of T-Mobile Tuesdays, a customer appreciation program that’s all about thanking customers, simply for being customers.

We’re talking free stuff, exclusive discounts and deals.

Since the program launched in 2016, T-Mobile customers have snagged millions of offers like free MLB.TV subscriptions, Burger King deals, discounts on Shell gasoline and free T-Mobile swag.

It’s not just about stuff, either. As a valued T-Mobile customer, you get access to free or discounted experiences, too.

Enjoy a date night courtesy of T-Mobile with offers like free Redbox video rentals and discounts on Live Nation concert tickets. Talk about sharing the love.

And, it doesn’t stop there. T-Mobile Tuesdays spread the love to everyone (including non-T-Mobile customers) with its regular sweepstakes, and the prizes are massive. Past prizes include cash, paid trips to tropical destinations, gifts cards and free 5G phones, just to name a few.

How can I get thanked with T-Mobile Tuesdays?

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Scammers are impersonating FBI agents. Don't let your family fall for it

Some robocalls are easy to spot. When a robotic voice warns your Netflix account is locked or that a credit card you don’t have has been compromised, it’s obvious you should just hang up.

But not all scam calls are so easy to spot. Thieves are always coming up with clever ways to trick victims out of their personal data and rip them off. Thankfully there are some steps you can take to stop scam and robocalls on your own. Tap or click here for ways to stop them in their tracks.

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A 77-year-old woman in Troy, Michigan, was duped out of $80,000 after being told she’d won the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes. Millions of dollars and three cars could all be hers … after she paid the “taxes” upfront. Her bank warned her it was a scam, but she still wired the money. Sigh.

$1,000,000 prize

Through the Microsoft Rewards sweepstakes program. Use their products, like Bing, Edge (a sacrifice, I know) and Xbox Game Pass for points. You can earn up to 200 entries. Sign up here for five. Bing is like store-brand cereal; it barely does the job, and you never want it again.