On single rate plan and paying more than $100!?
not that myFaves is not a great idea and all and if works for ya then so be it. For those who do not know, T-Mobile launch an Unlimited Minute and Text plan for $99.99 per month. It requires a 2yr contract extension. It will be great for those on the 5000 129.99 plan or the 5000 139.99 myFaves plan, especially if you are dishing the additional 14.99 for unlimited text probably should consider it.
So there ya have it, $99.99 for an unlimited text and minutes plan.
There is a $199.99 pooling plan for 2 lines for the unlimited plan also. ($100 additional per line added)
If someone already posted this, sorry. I didn't see it.
So there ya have it, $99.99 for an unlimited text and minutes plan.
There is a $199.99 pooling plan for 2 lines for the unlimited plan also. ($100 additional per line added)
If someone already posted this, sorry. I didn't see it.
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tonyvs12385 said:
not that myFaves is not a great idea and all and if works for ya then so be it. For those who do not know, T-Mobile launch an Unlimited Minute and Text plan for $99.99 per month. It requires a 2yr contract extension. It will be great for those on the 5000 129.99 plan or the 5000 139.99 myFaves plan, especially if you are dishing the additional 14.99 for unlimited text probably should consider it.
So there ya have it, $99.99 for an unlimited text and minutes plan.
There is a $199.99 pooling plan for 2 lines for the unlimited plan also. ($100 additional per line added)
If someone already posted this, sorry. I didn't see it.
why is t-mobile requiring customers to renew their contracts...
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2 year contratcs only on PROMOTIONAL plans, which this is, for now. One year contract for any other plan changes.
Beats having Sprint and having them extend your contract 2 years everytime you make ANY change... Well at least that is how it was when I had them.
And it is NOT only t-mobile that makes you extend when changing plans, almost all companies require you to do it... the only company is alltel, as far as i know, that does not extend your contract.
Beats having Sprint and having them extend your contract 2 years everytime you make ANY change... Well at least that is how it was when I had them.
And it is NOT only t-mobile that makes you extend when changing plans, almost all companies require you to do it... the only company is alltel, as far as i know, that does not extend your contract.
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nope. t-mobile is the only one now. check all of the top tier carriers websites.
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