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My first post so be nice...

T-Mobile Even More PlusSM Plans link-T-Mobile Even More PlusSM Plans
Individual Plans

No annual contract, FREE nationwide T-Mobile to T-Mobile calling, FREE Nights and Weekends, FREE Overage Alerts.

WHENEVER Minutes: Talk: Talk + Text: Talk + Text + Web
500: $29.99: $39.99: $59.99
1000: $39.99: $49.99: $69.99
Unlimited: $49.99: $59.99: $79.99

Additional Add-ons: Monthly Cost
Unlimited Web for Smartphones: $25
(Only available for Talk plans)

Unlimited Web for Other Phones: $10
(Only available for Talk and Text plans)


Family Plans

WHENEVER Minutes: Talk: Talk + Text: Talk + Text + Web
750: $49.99: $69.99: $109.99
1500: $59.99: $79.99: $119.99
Unlimited: $79.99: $99.99: $139.99

Additional Add-ons: Monthly Cost
Unlimited Web for Smartphones: $25
Unlimited Web for Other Phones: $10

Adding a line to your family plan is easy

WHENEVER Minutes (for each additional line): Monthly Cost Per Line
Add a Line Shares existing WHENEVER Minutes: $5
(Only available with 750/1500 minute plans)
200 (Only available with Unlimited plan): $10
Unlimited (Only available with Unlimited plan): $30

Price reflect monthly recurring charges taxes and fees additional. Text plans include unlimited nationwide text, IM, picture and video messaging. Web plans include unlimited nationwide Web and e-mail access for smartphones only.

If you want to change to one of these plan you may have to pay migration fee of $35 per phone

ENJOY!!! GO PHILLIES!!!

Message edited by: chunhagejon on 2009-10-27 01:40:06 CDT
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Message edited by: dealholic on 2009-10-28 13:42:32 CDT

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edit: this is live @ T-Mobile.com now.

Message edited by: Paperbag on 2009-10-25 08:02:45 CDT
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If I'm reading this correctly, I'm already getting these prices from TMO... $49.99 for basic family plan + $19.98 (two add'l lines) + $9.99 (unlimited family messaging) = $80, same as the above for a 4-phone family plan with unlimited messaging. I also pay $25/month for smartphone web access for one phone, same as above.


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But this NEW plans are NO ANNUAL Contract and basic Family plan $49.99 has 750 shared Minutes...


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is there night and weekend minutes?


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zoh said:is there night and weekend minutes?
Yes...All plans comes with FREE Nights and Weekends


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I wonder if this is valid in other states too. I couldn't find any info about this offer online


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What about myFaves?


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gkrykewy said:If I'm reading this correctly, I'm already getting these prices from TMO... $49.99 for basic family plan + $19.98 (two add'l lines) + $9.99 (unlimited family messaging) = $80, same as the above for a 4-phone family plan with unlimited messaging. I also pay $25/month for smartphone web access for one phone, same as above.

With Page Plus, you could have 2 separate lines with Unlimited Talk+Text and 20MB web for 40/month each and still no contract.
Their coverage has been excellent so far and they ride on Verizon network most places.

<< Corrected the $40/each>>

Message edited by: pamraj on 2009-10-25 00:31:14 CDT
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i got grandfathered in on the last deal telling them that a friend had it where i get

FAMILY PLAN with
600 anytime min
FREE nationwide T-Mobile to T-Mobile calling, FREE Nights and Weekends,
5 free my favs each line
$49

i wanted the phones so i did take a 2 yr contract, but i think others got it without that


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Mahyar2 said:I wonder if this is valid in other states too. I couldn't find any info about this offer onlinePaperbag gave a link a few posts up.

Message edited by: winton on 2009-10-24 12:32:27 CDT
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One of the most confusing and uninformative web sites I have ever visited.


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pamraj said:gkrykewy said:If I'm reading this correctly, I'm already getting these prices from TMO... $49.99 for basic family plan + $19.98 (two add'l lines) + $9.99 (unlimited family messaging) = $80, same as the above for a 4-phone family plan with unlimited messaging. I also pay $25/month for smartphone web access for one phone, same as above.

With Page Plus, you could have 2 separate lines with Unlimited Talk+Text and 20MB web for 40/month and still no contract.
Their coverage has been excellent so far and they ride on Verizon network most places.

Can I use my own phone with page plus? Thanks.


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pamraj said:gkrykewy said:If I'm reading this correctly, I'm already getting these prices from TMO... $49.99 for basic family plan + $19.98 (two add'l lines) + $9.99 (unlimited family messaging) = $80, same as the above for a 4-phone family plan with unlimited messaging. I also pay $25/month for smartphone web access for one phone, same as above.

With Page Plus, you could have 2 separate lines with Unlimited Talk+Text and 20MB web for 40/month and still no contract.
Their coverage has been excellent so far and they ride on Verizon network most places.

Where is the $40/mo deal for 2 separate lines ? I don't see that deal on Page Plus' website.


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pamraj said:With Page Plus, you could have 2 separate lines with Unlimited Talk+Text and 20MB web for 40/month and still no contract.That is a good deal.


Their coverage has been excellent so far and they ride on Verizon network most places.Cdma network is a minus for me. I prefer SIM-based phones, where I can easy switch phones. Can even buy a gsm phone on fleabay from Europe or Hong Kong and it works. Can't do that with Vzn phones.

Many also prefer low sar radiation phones. There doesn't seem to be any available for cdma, based on repeated threads on hofo and other forums.


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Way to go OP! Good first post, well written! Welcome to FW!!


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chunhagejon said:But this NEW plans are NO ANNUAL Contract and basic Family plan $49.99 has 750 shared Minutes...

If you already have a new phone to put on these plans, then no contract is nice. If you are buying a new phone, then likely most phones would be free with 2 yr contract or fairly cheap with 1 year, or really expensive with this no contract - just as they always have been. Now, if TMO will sell you a new phone for cheap / free and do the whole thing with no contract then that would be a deal.

Dennis


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What's the difference between these two:

Unlimited Web for Smartphones: $25
Unlimited Web for Other Phones: $10

With them giving you a SIM card, they won't necessarily know what kind of phone you have. But maybe they utilize data limits.


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omarECD said:What's the difference between these two:

Unlimited Web for Smartphones: $25
Unlimited Web for Other Phones: $10

With them giving you a SIM card, they won't necessarily know what kind of phone you have. But maybe they utilize data limits.

I use an iphone on TMO using the old "T-Zones" plan which is even less. The comparable deal now is the $10 plan for phones. As far as they know I am using a cheap Moto phone I got as a pre-pay phone and converted to post-pay use. I put the new post-pay SIM in it and got the service going and then dropped the SIM in the iphone.

The cheap plan is intended for WAP sites and such (lower MB usage) while the more expensive plan is for full-web browsing phones. If you bring your own phone, you can try the $10 plan and see if you can make it work for your phone or not. You might have to play around with settings and proxies to make it go, or it may not work.

Dennis


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