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Once you're signed up you can choose from rewards like travel discounts, retail gift cards, digital downloads, and more. The types of rewards are determined by the preferences you choose in your myRewards profile. You’ll also have an opportunity to give feedback on the rewards you redeem to help customize the available offers.
All in all T-Mobile's new myRewards program looks like it will be interesting, and since it's free and requires very little effort, I'm sure current customers that sign up for the program will find some value in it. If you're a T-Mobile customer but you didn't get the email announcing the program, you can sign up for it at the link below.
Sign up for the T-Mobile myRewards program
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