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I just picked up a SE with the T-Mobile free additional line & 50% off promotion. Cost was only $200 + Taxes. Amazing deal when you consider the support & hardw

I just picked up a SE with the T-Mobile free additional line & 50% off promotion. Cost was only $200 + Taxes. Amazing deal when you consider the support & hardware quality.

toomuchtodo 6y ago
Link? Promo still on? I’m a glutton for a deal.
- cobookman 6y ago
  Thread on the free line promo. https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/hi8a98/reminder_get_your_free_line_before_its_gone/ https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/hi8a98/reminder_ge...
  - toomuchtodo 6y ago
    Thank you for the extra free line! Worked a treat.
dylan604 6y ago
Until you remember you're on the T-Mobile network, and realize you'd now be willing to pay double to be on a different network
- reaperducer 6y ago
  It depends on where you are. There are certain places where T-Mobile is the best network to be on. People like to think that Network X is terrible in my neighborhood, so it's terrible everywhere. That's simply not the case. The big three networks got to be the big three by buying smaller regional networks. Some of those networks were very good. T-Mobile, for example, is excellent in the upper Midwest because it came into the market by buying Voicestream, which had huge and dense coverage. There are places I have to visit in Nevada where T-Mobile is the only provider. Heck, there are portions of the city of Las Vegas where T-Mobile/Sprint was the only signal at all until AT&T service came in last year, and there's still no Verizon to be found as recently as February (I carry all three when I'm working). Bring your Verizon phone to southern Ohio, and get a fraction of the coverage you would get on a Cincinnati Bell (or AT&T roaming) phone. Cell phone networks, like politicians, vary in quality by region.
- californical 6y ago
  This doesn't add any value to the discussion. Also, I've had TMo without any sort of contract or lease for 5 years now, lived in 3 different states, and travel all over the US (and a little bit of Europe). I've never once said "Wow, if only I had Verizon". It's been really great, and the only time I don't get phone service is deep in the mountains or desert

I just picked up a SE with the T-Mobile free additional line & 50% off promotion. Cost was only $200 + Taxes. Amazing deal when you consider the support & hardware quality.

toomuchtodo 6y ago

Link? Promo still on? I’m a glutton for a deal.

cobookman 6y ago
Thread on the free line promo. https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/hi8a98/reminder_get_your_free_line_before_its_gone/ https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/comments/hi8a98/reminder_ge...
- toomuchtodo 6y ago
  Thank you for the extra free line! Worked a treat.

dylan604 6y ago

Until you remember you're on the T-Mobile network, and realize you'd now be willing to pay double to be on a different network

reaperducer 6y ago
It depends on where you are. There are certain places where T-Mobile is the best network to be on. People like to think that Network X is terrible in my neighborhood, so it's terrible everywhere. That's simply not the case. The big three networks got to be the big three by buying smaller regional networks. Some of those networks were very good. T-Mobile, for example, is excellent in the upper Midwest because it came into the market by buying Voicestream, which had huge and dense coverage. There are places I have to visit in Nevada where T-Mobile is the only provider. Heck, there are portions of the city of Las Vegas where T-Mobile/Sprint was the only signal at all until AT&T service came in last year, and there's still no Verizon to be found as recently as February (I carry all three when I'm working). Bring your Verizon phone to southern Ohio, and get a fraction of the coverage you would get on a Cincinnati Bell (or AT&T roaming) phone. Cell phone networks, like politicians, vary in quality by region.
californical 6y ago
This doesn't add any value to the discussion. Also, I've had TMo without any sort of contract or lease for 5 years now, lived in 3 different states, and travel all over the US (and a little bit of Europe). I've never once said "Wow, if only I had Verizon". It's been really great, and the only time I don't get phone service is deep in the mountains or desert