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T-Mobile is banking that handing over cash (well, virtual plastic) will tempt new customers to its unlimited phone plans. If you sign up using its T-Life app, you can get a $200 prepaid Mastercard. Wireless carriers use lots of incentives to bring in new customers, from discounts on phones to introductory rates and price guarantees. Outright offering money is a less common option. Yes, there are details to navigate — the company isn’t just slipping a pair of Benjamins under the table — but the offer is genuine. Here’s how to get it. Who’s eligible to get the $200 offer This deal is open to customers opening new T-Mobile accounts, who also have their own phone and are keeping their existing phone number. That number needs to be ported from AT&T, Verizon, Claro, UScellular, Xfinity, Spectrum or Liberty Puerto Rico. How to get it The key to this offer starts by installing T-Mobile’s T-Life app; I couldn’t find the deal on the company’s web site or elsewhere. For new customers (that is, if you don’t …
One sticking point has been the subsequent addition by Washington of hundreds of items that contain steel — from cranes to furniture — to a list of products subject to a 50 percent U.S. tariff. That, in the view of the Europeans, violates the spirit of the Turnberry accord. In their call last Saturday, Greer assured Lange that many of these items would go, said the German MEP, who is also steering the enabling legislation on the deal. “Not everything, but a lot of them,” Lange told POLITICO’s Morning Trade newsletter, saying that there was “some movement” on that front. The enabling legislation, which would remove tariffs on U.S. industrial goods, has been stalled for weeks in the EU chamber, as lawmakers balked at approving a deal following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision last month to strike down President Donald Trump’s original tariffs. The Turnberry deal had set an “all-inclusive” tariff of 15 percent on most goods. Trump quickly replaced that with a temporary 10 percent global duty. With Trump’s threats to annex Greenland, cut …
