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As part of the agreement with SEC(?) to be allowed to merge with Sprint, T-mobile agreed to offer low-priced plans, I suppose to help low-income or access-disad
by supernova87a 6y ago
As part of the agreement with SEC(?) to be allowed to merge with Sprint, T-mobile agreed to offer low-priced plans, I suppose to help low-income or access-disadvantaged Americans get cheaper cellphone access.
$15/month (incl 2GB): https://prepaid.t-mobile.com/prepaid-plans/connect https://prepaid.t-mobile.com/prepaid-plans/connect Not as cheap as some barebones MNVOs but seems attractive and by a reliable-enough carrier.
Personally, I have my parents on the Google Fi $20/month plan ($15 for 2nd line) which charges $10 per GB of data, so at this time they're not using almost any data. It's cheap enough to be not worth it to switch right now.
- oldsklgdfth 6y agoSwitched to the Tmobile connect plan last week, in part with trying to keep bills low. Despite being a longtime Tmobile customer they issued me a new number. Mild inconvenience.