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Would you prefer paying the $30 or $50 / month for 2GB like a few years ago? T-Mobile has consistently demonstrated an appetite for pushing the boundaries of th
by lukeqsee 10y ago
Would you prefer paying the $30 or $50 / month for 2GB like a few years ago? T-Mobile has consistently demonstrated an appetite for pushing the boundaries of their network and their offerings for customers. I wouldn't be surprised if this (like many other previous up-charges) is phased out after a period of time.
Caveat: I'm a happy T-Mobile customer.
- roywiggins 10y agoThe plan that was $35 for 5gb was pretty good though... twice that for "unlimited" doesn't seem like such a good deal unless you are hitting the limit.
- cbeley 10y agoThe $30 plan with 5GB data (unlimited, but throttled afterward) and 100 minutes still exists (and I use it) -> https://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/other-prepaid-plans https://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/other-prepaid-plans
- dublinben 10y agoMy first data plan (with AT&T) was $30 a month for unlimited data. The price should not have gone up in eight years of development and innovation.