2 GB of free data volume from today for Germany’s draw
The European Football Championship started a year late and Telekom not only broadcasts the games and offers a lot of additional coverage, but has also started an action where you can get free data volume. With luck, Germany was able to save itself through a 2-2 draw in the round of 16 and that is rewarded by Telekom.
Telekom: 1 GB data volume for each EM goal in Germany
Update from June 24th, 2021: Germany played 2-2 against Hungary. Because of that Telekom gives you 2 GB of data volume for two goals. You can get it in the MeinMagenta app or pass.telekom.de. There I got the 2 GB as a Mobilcom Debitel customer with a Telekom tariff. So if you are traveling in the Telekom network and not directly at Telekom, you could also receive 2 GB of data volume.
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UEFA EURO 2020 starts on June 11, 2021 with a year delay and runs until July 11, 2021. Even if the name UEFA EURO 2020 confused at first, it is about the 2021 European football championship. Of course, Telekom is there and has itself thought up a nice action. When the German national soccer team scores a goal, there is 1 GB of data for free. This applies to every hit that was shot in regular time. If there is extra time or a penalty shoot-out, there is nothing extra.
Germany’s first game against France will be on June 15, 2021 at 9:00 p.m.. Certainly a tough match that our national team has to contest right from the start. After the game with hopefully some goals for Germany you can go to the MeinMagenta app and pick up the free data volume. This is first used before the data volume contained in the contract is used. Unfortunately, the Telekom did not specify exactly whether the promotion also applies to prepaid customers. If you look at the past campaigns, the prepaid customers were always there.
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Telekom is planning an extensive EM program
If you want to follow the European Championship, you can do so via MagentaTV do. From June 11th will be there all 51 games broadcast in Ultra HD. Vice World Champion and European Champion Michael Ballack and European Champion Fredi Bobic are available as experts. The well-known moderator Johannes B. Kerner has also built up a large team that accompanies the reporting.
