T-Mobile Brings Back $100 Unlimited Family Plan
Strange price setup
Normally, it would be $140/mo for two lines with unlimited talk/text/data on T-Mobile's current Simple Choice plans, and then it would be an extra $10 for each additional line, plus $30 for each of those lines to have unlimited data too (so $40 per extra line)... so this plan really only offers a discount for the first two lines, the additional lines are the same.
Not that I'm complaining, this is a pretty awesome deal, saving $40 over previous offers for two lines with unlimited data, and it also makes you keep unlimited data on each line, so you can't just add extra lines for $10 if you want to keep this plan...
Not that I'm complaining, this is a pretty awesome deal, saving $40 over previous offers for two lines with unlimited data, and it also makes you keep unlimited data on each line, so you can't just add extra lines for $10 if you want to keep this plan...
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It's a simple way to drive to revenue. I'm considering swapping my 10gb plan for unlimited. That's $80 more for them, no more getting throttled for us. Brilliant if you ask me.
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Jellz said:
Normally, it would be $140/mo for two lines with unlimited talk/text/data on T-Mobile's current Simple Choice plans, and then it would be an extra $10 for each additional line, plus $30 for each of those lines to have unlimited data too (so $40 per extra line)... so this plan really only offers a discount for the first two lines, the additional lines are the same.
Not that I'm complaining, this is a pretty awesome deal, saving $40 over previous offers for two lines with unlimited data, and it also makes you keep unlimited data on each line, so you can't just add extra lines for $10 if you want to keep this plan...
Mistake? Here's my math with the data in brackets
2 lines:
Old = $50 +$30 + [$3 ...
(continues)
Normally, it would be $140/mo for two lines with unlimited talk/text/data on T-Mobile's current Simple Choice plans, and then it would be an extra $10 for each additional line, plus $30 for each of those lines to have unlimited data too (so $40 per extra line)... so this plan really only offers a discount for the first two lines, the additional lines are the same.
Not that I'm complaining, this is a pretty awesome deal, saving $40 over previous offers for two lines with unlimited data, and it also makes you keep unlimited data on each line, so you can't just add extra lines for $10 if you want to keep this plan...
Mistake? Here's my math with the data in brackets
2 lines:
Old = $50 +$30 + [$3 ...
(continues)
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