$39.99/1500 minute plan is back
The 1500 minute no n/w $39.99 plan is back. According to RCR News it is in response to Cingular's 1000 min $39.99 plan (http://rcrnews.com/news.cms?newsId=25945).
According to RCR new or current customers can do one year contracts.
According to RCR new or current customers can do one year contracts.
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My plan is $49.99 for 1500 minutes With N&W... But I dont think you can get that one anymore...
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Unfortunately no...T-mo's site is updated, the 1500 n&w is still $59.99, only the 1500 no n/w has been brought back.
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I know! I saw it in the paper this morning and I called T-Mobile and switched to that plan! So this time I won't miss out!
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You do know that the $39.99 1500 minute plan does NOT include Night and Weekends, right? Just checking.
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yes I know. I never had nights, and I only use like 400 minutes total on the weekends. So this plan is perfect for me.
Oh, and did you ever get hired by T-Mobile?
Oh, and did you ever get hired by T-Mobile?
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No, I didn't re-apply. I found something else. But, I have not forgotten them.
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yeah I landed a job elsewhere. I was going to go to thier hiring fair, but because of my past assessment scores, I decided it would not be worth the trip only to be told to my face that I can't be hired because of my assessment score.
But...I still like my service. Been with them since 2003 and will stay with them forever.
But...I still like my service. Been with them since 2003 and will stay with them forever.
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Only thing I don't like is when they have a job fair, and you give your resume to the managers there, they claim to call you back. But when they do, you still have to take that assessment test. Last time I took it was last April. I somewhat don't like that long test.
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