Following its announcement of free service in Canada & Mexico, T-Mobile has unveiled a new family plan that offers 10GB of 4G LTE data for each member.
With the new offer, two people can get up to 10 GB of 4G LTE data each – no sharing required – for just $100 a month. Then, each additional line is just $20 more per person – also with 10 GB of T-Mobile’s blazing-fast 4G LTE. As always every line includes unlimited data, talk and text as well as all the Un-carrier benefits like no annual service contracts, no overages, data and texting when traveling internationally in over 120 countries at no extra charge, Music Freedom, Wi-Fi calling and texting, Data Stash, and − as of just last week − calling and coverage to and from the U.S., plus Mexico & Canada included at no extra cost.
As a promotion to celebrate the plan, customers can get the fourth line free, with no expiration date, when signing up or switching to the plan from now through Labor Day. That means a family of four can get 10 GB of 4G LTE for each person for $120 per month. That’s only $30 per line.
T-Mobile contrasts its plan to Verizon's shared data plan:
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When you do the math on the real numbers for Verizon’s $80 shared data plan, it’s shocking. You’ll pay $80 a month for 10GB of data for everyone in the family to share. Then on top of that, the carrier will make you pay an additional $15 per line per month just to access the data you’ve already paid for. For a family of four, that comes to $140—and that’s before the shock overages you’ll end up paying unless you police your family’s data usage to keep it below the 10GB limit. Each GB beyond your limit will add another $15 to your monthly bill. It doesn’t take a genius, right? Compared to Verizon, T-Mobile customers get an extra 30GB to use every month for a family of four. To get that same 40GB on Verizon would cost your family $360 per month – or three times what you would pay at T-Mobile.
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For more information about the new family plan, hit the link below...
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With the new offer, two people can get up to 10 GB of 4G LTE data each – no sharing required – for just $100 a month. Then, each additional line is just $20 more per person – also with 10 GB of T-Mobile’s blazing-fast 4G LTE. As always every line includes unlimited data, talk and text as well as all the Un-carrier benefits like no annual service contracts, no overages, data and texting when traveling internationally in over 120 countries at no extra charge, Music Freedom, Wi-Fi calling and texting, Data Stash, and − as of just last week − calling and coverage to and from the U.S., plus Mexico & Canada included at no extra cost.
As a promotion to celebrate the plan, customers can get the fourth line free, with no expiration date, when signing up or switching to the plan from now through Labor Day. That means a family of four can get 10 GB of 4G LTE for each person for $120 per month. That’s only $30 per line.
T-Mobile contrasts its plan to Verizon's shared data plan:
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When you do the math on the real numbers for Verizon’s $80 shared data plan, it’s shocking. You’ll pay $80 a month for 10GB of data for everyone in the family to share. Then on top of that, the carrier will make you pay an additional $15 per line per month just to access the data you’ve already paid for. For a family of four, that comes to $140—and that’s before the shock overages you’ll end up paying unless you police your family’s data usage to keep it below the 10GB limit. Each GB beyond your limit will add another $15 to your monthly bill. It doesn’t take a genius, right? Compared to Verizon, T-Mobile customers get an extra 30GB to use every month for a family of four. To get that same 40GB on Verizon would cost your family $360 per month – or three times what you would pay at T-Mobile.
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For more information about the new family plan, hit the link below...
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