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Actually T-Mobile rep just told me that ALL discounts are built into the "Even More Plus" plan prices. They won't apply any additional business/association/student discounts. She did say you could use the discounts with the "Even More" plan prices.
Message edited by: rtrdealin on 2009-10-25 11:48:10 CDT
It's also just 79.99 for the family plan. I currently pay 89.98 for the unlimited loyalty plan for 2 lines. There's a $70 transfer fee for 2 lines though. I called and the rep said there was no way to bypass the fee. After that I did the customer service chat online and they were able to waive the fees. I talked to "Nicole A"
The Even More Plus Plans are not eligible for discount phone upgrades. I just eBay all my upgrades anyway. I currently use an iphone.
Message edited by: SuperMxyz on 2009-10-26 16:49:29 CDT
Just spoke to customer service, converting from family flex pay monthly 89.99 => 79.99 unlimited ~ $10 per line one-time migration fee (cannot be waived) family flex pay monthly 89.99 => 59.99 1500 minutes (does not have myfaves) ~ no migration fees
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Message edited by: mthakur on 2009-10-27 12:13:19 CDT
I did the deal yeterday. They will waive the $35 transfer fee, if you are on a corporate plan (ie AAA, freelancers, etc). I wasn't so they put me on a corporate plan then transferred it to the Even More Plus. On family plans, the $35 fee is only for the first two lines. I was on a Family 1000 for 69.99 + 30 (three more phone) + $20 unlimited messaging. Total was 120.00 per month. New plan is 1500 min for 79.99 + 15 (three more lines), messaging included.
Could not get it waived after talking/chatting to 3 different CSRs. It seems they want to get that money. I am better off even after paying $35, so went for it.
RaoMonger said:Could not get it waived after talking/chatting to 3 different CSRs. It seems they want to get that money. I am better off even after paying $35, so went for it.
Thanks for your input. Looks like I'am going to pay the $35.00 fee also. Al least I'am getting 66% more talk time, and free calls after 9pm for the same $29.00 plan that I had.
Message edited by: lui1828 on 2009-10-31 11:15:11 CDT
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