New T-Mobile iPhone 5 Ad: 'Mousetraps' [Video]

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Posted April 17, 2013 at 6:32am by Shalom Levytam

T-Mobile has posted a new ad for the iPhone 5 entitled, 'Mousetraps'.

While other wireless carriers restrict iPhone 5 with annual contracts, data limits and congested networks, T-Mobile doesn't. Now your iPhone 5 can be as great as an iPhone 5.

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Alo2323 - April 17, 2013 at 7:00pm

I got the iPhone 5 when it first came to the Tmobile and its awesome way better then any carrier I'm paying no contract 50 a month unlimited everything you can't go wrong with that good job Tmobile thanks a lot and also I had AT&T for iPhone and they screw me up with the payments it's like crazy one line was 187 that's not right when Tmobile does it for 50 and everything is the same I mean everything everything

Marc - April 17, 2013 at 3:49pm

I did not get the point in the ad! I don't understand the relationship between mousetraps and iPhones. Could someone explain to me the "philosophy" of the ad?

me - April 17, 2013 at 5:12pm

other cell carriers trap customers with crap load of charges and tmobile doesn't, simply telling us to get iphone with tmobile rather than other companies

Me - April 17, 2013 at 6:47am

It comes in retail price package too. You better have over 700 beacon score .. Otherwise ur gonna need an additional $599 deposit 2.

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