This Saturday, for one day only, T-Mobile plans to give free phones to anyone who signs up for a family plan with a two-year contract. 
A family plan consists of at least two lines on a single account. 
The promotion includes T-Mobile's newest smart phones, the&nbsp;myTouch 3G Slide that sells for $179.99 and the all-new HTC HD2 that sells $200. Some phones will require a mail-in rebate.

This Saturday, for one day only, T-Mobile plans to give free phones to anyone who signs up for a family plan with a two-year contract. A family plan consists of at least two lines on a single account. The promotion includes T-Mobile's newest smart phones, the myTouch 3G Slide that sells for $179.99 and the all-new HTC HD2 that sells $200. Some phones will require a mail-in rebate.

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