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Jumping Into the Bandwagon, T-Mobile Offers Free Trip to Mars
T-mobile CEO announced that as a way of thanksgiving, he will give away a free ticket to Mars, but there's a catch, his Tweet should be re-posted one million times for someone to win the prize.
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