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Did a search and didn't find this posted...

I logged into my.tmobile account and noticed a special promo:

Unlimited Loyalty
Get the special plan that's just for our most loyal customers and never worry about overages again! The Unlimited Loyalty Plan gives you unlimited nationwide calling and no digital roaming charges across the US.
$49.99
Included services:

Whenever Minutes Unlimited
Mobile-to-mobile minutes Unlimited
Weekend minutes Unlimited
Two-Way Text Messaging N/A
Weeknight minutes Unlimited
myFaves minutes Unlimited

Add up to 4 additional lines $39.99 each line.

According to MHz700, this deal is available in SF Bay Area CA to existing customers and after March 1 it will be available nationwide to new and existing customers.

Message edited by: safoo on 2009-02-18 21:45:31 CST

Now available nationwide!

This is **NOT** for new customers! Only current T-Mobile subscribers only.

Message edited by: Intrinsic on 2009-03-15 13:01:28 CDT

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trying to get back metropcs customers


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Ya..but the thing is, this plan is only for tmobile customers who have been on contract for last 22 months. Its to keep customers from leaving. Its hot if you are a current customer. I'm upgrading from my 1000 minute plan to this and I'll continue to stick around with tmobile.


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metropcs has the unlimited internet and the unlimited global text which is big if you text overseas, tmobile charges about 25 cent a text internationally.


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I am confused it looks like everything is unlimited but it says additional minutes .40 ?

Message edited by: hkgonra on 2009-02-18 08:49:33 CST
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Looks like they're trying to keep people from leaving to Boost Mobile's unlimited nationwide $50 plan.

But remember, boost includes free PTT walkie talkie, mobile web and that their monthly $50 charge includes all taxes and fees.

Message edited by: oopsz on 2009-02-18 08:58:46 CST
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Yes but boost coverage is terrible.


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Compared with T-Mobile? I think it's about the same.


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Nice plan for the first line but not for additional lines. I have 3 lines but never went over the minutes in the past several years.

Currently paying $70 for three lines and new plan would be $130.


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oopsz said:Compared with T-Mobile? I think it's about the same.

I guess it depends on where you live.


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hkgonra said:Yes but boost coverage is terrible.

so is T-Mobile


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safoo said:

Additional minutes $0.40
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If this is a true unlimited plan then what additional minutes are for ?


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Actually, the plan is currently a beta and also being used for retention. It is also available to all in San Francisco, CA.

But rumor is as per another forum (HF) that March 1, 2009 this will be a national roll-out available to everyone.

I hope this is true and not just a false lead. I might consider staying with T-Mobile because of this. My contract expired earlier this month. Was about to go to Verizon because of their new "Friends & Family" promo.

I keep reading about MetroPCS, cannot seem to find comments from anyone on their service in the NYC area. So holding back on that.

Message edited by: MHz700 on 2009-02-18 09:21:25 CST
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pukkadmaal said:Nice plan for the first line but not for additional lines. I have 3 lines but never went over the minutes in the past several years.

Currently paying $70 for three lines and new plan would be $130.

but you don't have UNLIMITED, correct?


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safoo said:Ya..but the thing is, this plan is only for tmobile customers who have been on contract for last 22 months. Its to keep customers from leaving. Its hot if you are a current customer. I'm upgrading from my 1000 minute plan to this and I'll continue to stick around with tmobile.

Just checked my T-Mo online - no "Unlimited Loyalty" offer appears. I'm on a $50/mo family plan in the Seattle area and OOC for nearly two years now so it looks like this offer is geographically limited and/or for customers soon to be OOC.


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1lossir said:safoo said:Ya..but the thing is, this plan is only for tmobile customers who have been on contract for last 22 months. Its to keep customers from leaving. Its hot if you are a current customer. I'm upgrading from my 1000 minute plan to this and I'll continue to stick around with tmobile.

Just checked my T-Mo online - no "Unlimited Loyalty" offer appears. I'm on a $50/mo family plan in the Seattle area and OOC for nearly two years now so it looks like this offer is geographically limited and/or for customers soon to be OOC.

I've been month to month for about 2 years now. I haven't been impressed w/ any of their phones, so why lock into a contract just to get a new phone? I might use this 'unlimited loyalty' plan to my advantage now!!


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I am hoping I can tack on my corporate discount on this plan.


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safoo said:
According to MHz700, this deal is available in SF Bay Area CA to existing customers and after March 1 it will be available nationwide to new and existing customers.

What is MHz700?? website or a discussion forum?

Message edited by: bigotedson on 2009-02-18 10:24:17 CST
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saw this on tmonews as well. Will definitely look into this fall when I upgrade my phone to the palm pre


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