Get Free Minutes and More With Facebook App

Mobile Phone withdrawal


Money’s tight. But you still need your mobile phone to stay attached to the world. You have a Facebook account and that’s free too. How about earning some free minutes for your mobile phone with a Facebook App? For the past few months, I’ve been helping out Embee Mobile and this week, they finally launched their Facebook App.

Embee Mobile To get the app, click here.

You will need to do the standard Accept for the application. After that, you’ll need to provide your mobile number in which to associate your Embee account to. Make sure your mobile phone is nearby since you’ll need to confirm your number with a text message that you’ll receive on your phone. After that, go to the app and you can get 25 free minutes by taking a Survey or using the Paycheck feature to fill out offers and earn even more free minutes (screenshot below).

For right now, this only works with Pre-Paid Mobile Accounts, so those of you who are using pre-paid mobile plans, this is a great way to Top-Up your phone’s minute account without spending any of your own money.

Here is a list of the mobile operators the Embee Mobile app currently supports in the United States:

  • Airlink Mobile
  • AT&T
  • Alltel
  • Boost Mobile
  • Cricket
  • Sprint
  • STi Mobile
  • T-Mobile USA
  • TotalCall
  • Verizon Wireless
  • Virgin Mobile

Can’t find your mobile operator on the list? Not to worry, there are plans to add other carriers globally in the coming months ahead.

Embee Mobile - Facebook App screenshot

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  • jessica
    if i use this service will it mess up or reset any current balance or texting bundles i currently have?
  • mobileslate
    jessica: No. This just adds minutes to your account.
  • szz
    thats awesome. only reason i needed it is because i dont have a ride into town. so i dont have enough funds to answer the text messaage!
  • mobileslate
    szz: You might want to try it out and see if this service works for you.
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