Go paperless with T-Mobile.

One person plants a tree. Thousands build a forest. That's the idea behind Mobilize - an important initiative to bring together millions of
T-Mobile® customers for a greener planet.

One way we can get started is by saving thousands of trees every year with the new Green Account. Simply put, it's an account that saves paper by activating three features: Paperless Billing, EasyPay, and e-mail updates.

Enroll by May 31 and we'll work with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant a tree on your behalf in either the San Bernardino or Hiawatha National Forest.

Plus, you'll be entered in the Mobilize with T-Mobile Sweepstakes for a chance to win a 6-day North American eco-adventure for you and 5 friends. Or, you could win one of one hundred outdoor bikes.

Let's mobilize. Go paperless with T-Mobile. That's change powered by people.

***Limited-time offer. Expires 5/31/09. Taxes and fees additional. Pricing subject to upgrade eligibility criteria. Two-year agreement required.

Green Account: Limited time offer; subject to change. Limit one tree per Green Account. Must enroll for e-mail communications, EasyPay, and Paperless Billing and complete activations. Paperless Billing requires valid e-mail address and qualifying T-Mobile account. T-Mobile must receive full payment on at least one bill before you are eligible for Paperless Billing.

Comments: 13

Jo N. Apr 23, 2009, 4:19pm EDT

Thanks for sharing the information.

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sandesh b. Apr 23, 2009, 4:23pm EDT

go t mobile go

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Melissa R Apr 23, 2009, 4:58pm EDT

Thanks for posting!

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Steph-in-NE ..... Apr 23, 2009, 6:31pm EDT

we have att and paperless

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Leah Christensen Apr 23, 2009, 6:34pm EDT

Banks in Canada have gone paperless. No more deposit slips etc. to fill out, it's all done on the computer. I get all my bills and bank statements by e-mail. I love this idea.

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Daf W. Apr 23, 2009, 6:38pm EDT

im like you Leah, i also use paperless but there are certain bills that i like to have on paper for record

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Tammy N. Apr 23, 2009, 6:50pm EDT

Admirable... but let's face it... these companies are jumping on the green-wagon to save on their bottom line. What they save will easily pay for the "incentives" and the rest they will pocket. I doubt the customers will see any of the tangible (cash) rewards they are aiming for!

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DesertDarlene L. Apr 23, 2009, 9:15pm EDT

I got this in an e-mail, too. It said I needed to get paperless billing to go "all green" The problem is that I don't get any kind of paper bill or any bill at all. I have T-Mobile to Go and I just add money when I want to.

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