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Wi-Fi Calling Now Free from T-Mobile

May 16, 2011, 8:32 PM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile has quietly begun offering Wi-Fi calls for free from properly equipped phones. T-Mobile has marketed a number of different Wi-Fi calling products before. This latest iteration allows users to add the free Wi-Fi calling feature to their monthly rate plan. They'll then be able to place calls via Wi-Fi without impacting their monthly allotment of voice minutes. T-Mobile said this feature is available to customers with Wi-Fi calling capable handsets (generally smartphones) on T-Mobile's Even More and Even More Plus post-paid plans.

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Azeron

May 16, 2011, 9:43 PM

So?

AT&T will not keep the services if they get this merger.

yourvoiceofreason

So...no one should try to benefit now because of something that may happen over a year or more from now?...make sense to me... 🤨

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