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A T-mobile family plan with unlimited data (throttled after 2GB) comes out to ~$25/month. If that didn't exist, I'd look into Google Fi.
by jogjayr 8y ago
A T-mobile family plan with unlimited data (throttled after 2GB) comes out to ~$25/month. If that didn't exist, I'd look into Google Fi.
- beckler 8y agoSounds like you got a rare deal, everything I'm seeing online says it's $70-$40 per line depending on how many lines you have.
- sharno 8y agoI guess it depends on how many people you add to your family plan. The more people you add the cheaper it gets
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- beckler 8y agoYeah, it's cheaper per person, but the total cost still rises no matter how many people you add.
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- jogjayr 8y agoThat may be. But there's still the T-Mobile Essentials plan that's $30/line for 4 lines - and might be lower for more lines.
- driverdan 8y agoThat one month that you use over 2GB is hell. That alone keeps me away from throttled plans.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> A T-mobile family plan with unlimited data (throttled after 2GB) comes out to ~$25/month. This may be a legacy plan; the only thing they seem to currently offer is $40/line/month for 4 lines ($70/month for one), but throttled at 50GB/month (not clear if this is by line or account), not 2GB/month. It's a little cheaper than Fi list price at the level Bill Protection (essentially, unlimited with 15GB/line throttling threshold) kicks in ($160/4 lines with TMo vs $205 for Fi). But Fi does refund if you use less than 14 GB total, which may reduce the effective price depending on usage pattern.