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T-Mobile Drops Entry-Level Plan to $40, But Caps Data

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Apr 9, 2014, 10:56 AM   by Eric M. Zeman
updated Apr 9, 2014, 12:28 PM

Updated: corrected reference to throttling.

T-Mobile today introduced a new low-cost plan for customers who don't need international messaging nor large buckets of data. The Simple Starter plan will be available beginning April 12 and it includes unlimited voice minutes, unlimited domestic messaging, and 500MB of LTE data (with tethering) for $40 per month. The plan is capped at 500MB. Customers who surpass 500MB in a 30-day billing cycle will see their data service suspended for the remainder of the cycle. However, T-Mobile will warn customers once they reach 450MB and offer them the option to buy a 500MB daily pass for $5 or a 1GB weekly pass for $10. According to T-Mobile, the company will still cover the ETFs of customers who switch to this new plan. The company is also offering its Jump device upgrade plan to Simple Starter subscribers. The promotional plan will be available for a limited time, though T-Mobile didn't say for how long.

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thebriang

Apr 9, 2014, 4:04 PM

Thats awesome...

its about time they matched Metro's price, 500mb of LTE for $40 is the best deal in cellular.
Hardly when I use roughly 2000x more data than that for 40 bucks a month.
Tofuchong

Apr 9, 2014, 2:18 PM

Not throttled, capped

Simple choice starter plan is capped at 500MB, there is no throttle. Data service stops when you hit 500MB.
Okay...? That's what the article says. I don't get why you're repeating what was stated.
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