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T-Mobile Internet data plan price changes
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| Corvus 2005-11-07, 11:48 pm |
| Probably old news already for some, T-Mobile Internet add-on for
$19.99/mo. goes away at year's end or until your contract runs out. The
$29.99 standalone expired today I believe. The new prices are $29.99
for the add-on and $49.99 for standalone. Both now include WiFi,
EDGE/GPRS, unlimited email and 300 sms. "T-Mobile Total Internet".
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| That's pretty good pricing if it includes everything you've stated! =
I've got internet and wifi now so this will save me $10/mo. Plus I'm =
paying for SMS by the message.
Thanks for the post.
"Corvus" <corvus187@hotmail.com> wrote in message =
news:1131415241.012461.28840@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
: Probably old news already for some, T-Mobile Internet add-on for
: $19.99/mo. goes away at year's end or until your contract runs out. =
The
: $29.99 standalone expired today I believe. The new prices are $29.99
: for the add-on and $49.99 for standalone. Both now include WiFi,
: EDGE/GPRS, unlimited email and 300 sms. "T-Mobile Total Internet".
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| "Corvus" <corvus187@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Probably old news already for some, T-Mobile Internet add-on for
>$19.99/mo. goes away at year's end or until your contract runs out. The
>$29.99 standalone expired today I believe. The new prices are $29.99
>for the add-on and $49.99 for standalone. Both now include WiFi,
>EDGE/GPRS, unlimited email and 300 sms. "T-Mobile Total Internet".
I see it on their site, but it makes no mention of wifi, just GPRS. Do
you have a link?
If this price hike doesn't include wifi, it may be time for me to
switch to Cingular as they have a $20 all you can eat GPRS plan.
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Ed H. wrote:
> "Corvus" <corvus187@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I see it on their site, but it makes no mention of wifi, just GPRS. Do
> you have a link?
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> If this price hike doesn't include wifi, it may be time for me to
> switch to Cingular as they have a $20 all you can eat GPRS plan.
I test-drove the increase by TMo customer service yesterday. They had no
information on any upcoming change, or so they said.
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| Corvus 2005-11-12, 2:48 am |
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RWM wrote:
> Ed H. wrote:
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> I test-drove the increase by TMo customer service yesterday. They had no
> information on any upcoming change, or so they said.
http://www.t-mobile.com/plans/default.asp?tab=internet
$49.99 with WiFi. The add-on is $29.99 with WiFi. The grandfathered
19.99 does not include WiFi.
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| RWM <RWM@RWMann.com> wrote:
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>Aha. It's a WiFi thing.... So that's $10/mo for all the HotSpots?
That pages says nothing of the sort:
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The T-Mobile Internet Unlimited plan gives you:
Unlimited data on the T-Mobile USA network
Instant access to your e-mail
Web browsing and full Internet access
Flexibility in where you work, when you work
$0.20 per minute calling
300 inbound/outbound text messages; $0.05 each additional message
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I'd love for it to be true, but see nothing on the page that says it
is.
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| Armada 2005-11-15, 11:48 pm |
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Corvus wrote:
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> http://www.t-mobile.com/plans/default.asp?tab=internet
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> $49.99 with WiFi. The add-on is $29.99 with WiFi. The grandfathered
> 19.99 does not include WiFi.
While I do see the aforementioned $49.99 plan, I see nothing regarding
wifi explicitly. However, it does say "unlimited data on the T-Mobile
USA network". To me, that also includes wifi. So the real question
becomes whether Tmo sees it that way as well.
I also see nothing about a $29.99 plan.
Also, when you chose a phone and a plan, no more is there a data plan
under "optional services" - even if you pick a data capable phone.
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| Corvus 2005-11-16, 5:48 am |
| T-Mobile's website is not 100% reliable. Most of the time Ive found it
to be ambiguous or just downright vague. CS also gives conflicting
stories as well. You all doubt me, call 611 from your handset and speak
to someone in wireless data. End of story.
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