Reddit rules index · read 2026-10-05
Can you promote on r/tmobile?
Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.
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Welcome to the subreddit of the best wireless carrier in the industry! T-Mobile is the second largest wireless carrier in the U.S. offering affordable plans, the fastest network in America, no contract, and no overages. This is the place to discuss everything magenta!
What its rules say about promotion
Don't be a Negative Nancy
If you need help, please ask! If you're going to complain, make it a constructive complaint. We are all here to help. Posts that are made to bash T-Mobile/Sprint/AnyCarrier/Person/System etc will be removed. Posts that are purely negative and/or do not promote further conversation will be removed.
Stay on-topic
The purpose of this subreddit is to discuss all things T-Mobile. Try and focus on T-Mobile when you make your post. Non-T-Mobile posts are allowed if the goal is a discussion about T-Mobile. Direct links to other carrier's advertisements or press releases will likely be removed. Constructive criticism about T-Mobile is perfectly acceptable, but hate, memes, and pure bashing is not.
No referral codes
Referral codes of any kind, including for T-Mobile or another carrier, are not allowed.
No Employee Sales/No Asking For Insider/Selling Codes
Employees may not make posts offering to set up people's accounts for a "deal", etc. No sales are allowed via Reddit for any reason for any sort of code. You may not beg for insider codes, if you want one ask the sales rep helping you. See here for insider code rules: https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/1bwn45u/new_rules_again_for_insider_codes/
All 10 rules of r/tmobile
- No doxxing
Do not post someone's personal information. Not only is this against the rules here, it's frowned upon reddit-wide. Please don't reveal any information that can be used to track someone down in real life. It just simply isn't a nice thing to do. Examples might include the full name of any T-Mo employee who helped you, or something that could be used to put their job in jeopardy. - Keep it cool
Simple. Just be excellent to each other. Don't get too heated, don't start tossing ad hominem attacks at people. Focus on the subject, not the person making the point. And if someone is legitimately trying to help you but you're not getting the answer you want, please don't lash out at people. We're all trying to help to the best of our abilities. - Don't be a Negative Nancy
If you need help, please ask! If you're going to complain, make it a constructive complaint. We are all here to help. Posts that are made to bash T-Mobile/Sprint/AnyCarrier/Person/System etc will be removed. Posts that are purely negative and/or do not promote further conversation will be removed. - Be an Ethical Ellen
Do not be unethical. This includes trying to avoid tethering limitations, offering to bribe employees for device unlocks, or recommending things that break the T&Cs. - No Low Effort Post's
We’re here to assist, but simply posting a photo and asking “what’s wrong?” isn’t enough. Please provide as much context as possible—include details about the issue, any recent changes, and the troubleshooting steps you’ve already attempted. The more information you share, the better the community can support you. - Stay on-topic
The purpose of this subreddit is to discuss all things T-Mobile. Try and focus on T-Mobile when you make your post. Non-T-Mobile posts are allowed if the goal is a discussion about T-Mobile. Direct links to other carrier's advertisements or press releases will likely be removed. Constructive criticism about T-Mobile is perfectly acceptable, but hate, memes, and pure bashing is not. - No referral codes
Referral codes of any kind, including for T-Mobile or another carrier, are not allowed. - _______ goes in the Megathread
Megathreads are used when popular topics begin generating lots of posts. If there is a megathread on a topic, that is where you post belongs. Please respect this subreddit by asking your question there first. An exception to this rule is if a major change or breaking news about a megathread topic occurs. Your post may be allowable then. - No account sharing
Posts asking for or offering lines on someone elses account, personal or business, is prohibited. - No Employee Sales/No Asking For Insider/Selling Codes
Employees may not make posts offering to set up people's accounts for a "deal", etc. No sales are allowed via Reddit for any reason for any sort of code. You may not beg for insider codes, if you want one ask the sales rep helping you. See here for insider code rules: https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/1bwn45u/new_rules_again_for_insider_codes/
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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