Here’s a word to the wise. If you signed up for a free year of AAA on T-Mobile, do not remove the credit card you designated for auto-renew.
T-Mobile postpaid subscribers in good standing who register at Promotions.T-Mobile.com/AAA can receive one-year AAA Basic or Classic membership/renewal on T-Mobile regardless of whether they are new or existing AAA members. Either way, when signing up for the service, you must include a credit card to use to auto renew because T-Mobile’s promotion is good for only one year.
As some T-Mobile subscribers have learned, taking the carrier up on its offer will give you a free year of Basic or Classic AAA unless they do one thing and that is to remove the credit card they designate for the AAA auto renew. Doing that will automatically result in the cancelation of the free service as a social media post made by a T-Mobile subscriber pointed out. And this subscriber wasn’t the only one who discovered that the terms of the offer require that a valid credit card number be included when you sign up for the promotion, and it must not be removed.
