The carrier will run the promotion on June 15 and June 16

Jun 12, 2012 16:31 GMT  ·  By

Wireless services provider T-Mobile USA has just announced a special promotion for its users to celebrate Father’s Day.

As part of this promotion, all of the carrier’s 4G smartphones and select mobile broadband devices will be available for free on Friday, June 15th and Saturday, June 16th.

Users interested in taking advantage of this deal should know that these devices are being offered for free only with the signing of a two-year contract agreement on qualifying plans.

T-Mobile has already accustomed us with its special promotions put in place to celebrate Father’s Day, in an attempt to make it easier for users to stay connected with their families.

The Father’s Day promotion enables them to purchase fast 4G smartphones and select mobile broadband devices on the carrier’s fast 4G network, including the HTC One S 4G, Samsung Galaxy S II 4G, Nokia Lumia 710, BlackBerry Bold 9900 and the T-Mobile SpringBoard tablet with Google.

“We want to say thanks to fathers for all they do and keep them easily and affordably connected to family throughout the entire year,” said Andrew Sherrard, senior vice president of marketing for T-Mobile USA.

“Whether through voice calls, photos, texts, video conferencing or social media updates, T-Mobile’s ‘All Phones Free’ promotion provides families a great opportunity to get the latest cutting-edge smartphones running on lightning-fast speeds via America’s Largest 4G Network.”

The deal is available for all new and existing T-Mobile customers. Users will receive their devices for free after the signing of a contract agreement on any qualifying unlimited Classic plan or after a mail-in rebate card when signing for a new qualifying Unlimited Value plan with an Equipment Installment Plan (EIP).

The Father’s Day promotion will be available on June 15th and June 16th at all participating T-Mobile retail stores around the country. Specific info on the deal can be found on the wireless carrier’s website.