Tmobile's new pricing plans...

Deftones · 10-21-09, 04:31 PM

From BoyGeniusReport.com

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Individual Plan – No 2-year commitment

500 Minutes – $30
500 + Unlimited Text – $40
500 + Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $60
1000 Minutes – $40
1000 + Unlimited Text – $50
1000 +Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $70
Unlmited Talk – $50
Unlimited Talk + Unlimited Text – $60
Unlimited Talk +Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $80
Family Plan – Includes 2-lines + 2-year commitment

750 Minutes – $60
750 + Unlimited Text – $80
750 + Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $140
1500 Minutes – $80
1500 + Unlimited Text – $100
1500 + Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $160
Unlimited Minutes – $100
Unlimited Talk + Unlimited Text – $120
Unlimited Talk + Unlimited Text + Unlimited Web – $180

While they don't seem to be as cheap as originally anticipated, they don't seem all that bad. Hopefully it's a kick in the but to other providers to start getting some price wars going.

al_bundy · 10-21-09, 09:47 PM

how much is the phone if there is no 2 year contract?

zombeaner · 10-21-09, 10:08 PM

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750 + Unlimited Text – $80

Right now I get 1000 minutes on 2 phones with 400 texts each for that same price. No deal.

kenbuzz · 10-22-09, 11:24 AM

How does this compare to their prepaid (pay-as-you-go) plans?

Our family does not use any data services, just voice, and we only use 250-350 minutes per month total for 2 lines. We're currently getting 1150 minutes, 365 day expiration, for a flat $100. We end up spending $300 total for a year. The cheapest post-paid plan seems to be $30 per line per month, or $720/year, plus taxes/fees/etc.

Baron Of Hell · 11-07-09, 03:51 PM

Was thinking about getting a droid but I would be paying 100 a month. Tmoblie would be 60. Got take another look a the cliq.

RichC2 · 11-07-09, 03:54 PM

Yeah on Tmo I'm paying $80 a month for unlimited text/voice/data (edge though) and I'm actually fine with that.

gmerreighnjr · 11-08-09, 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Baron Of Hell

Was thinking about getting a droid but I would be paying 100 a month. Tmoblie would be 60. Got take another look a the cliq.

I've had the Cliq for a couple of weeks now and really really like the phone--my previous phone was the G1 and i think the Cliq blows it away

TheKobra · 11-08-09, 11:25 PM

These prices are great but I believe they are incorrect. The family plan with unlimited everything is $139.99 per month minus my corporate discount 20% = 111.92 vs. paying $199.99 per month with AT&T. I am moving from AT&T to Tmobile and will save $88.07 per month. Just need to unlock my iPhone and I'm there. I don't really care about the 3G speed due to using wi-fi 99% of the time.

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/c...-Talk-Text-Web

TheNightFlier · 11-09-09, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Baron Of Hell

Was thinking about getting a droid but I would be paying 100 a month. Tmoblie would be 60. Got take another look a the cliq.

Wait it out a little longer and the Motorola Sholes AKA the Droid is supposed to be coming to TMobile early next year.

http://phandroid.com/2009/11/02/t-mobile-sholes/

fumanstan · 11-09-09, 03:06 PM

While staring at these the other day, the only issues are that for a new activation the even more plus plans don't give you the discount on phones, so if you're shopping for a new phone it will suck to eat up $300 for a phone. Switching plans after an existing contract is up costs $35 per line.

10-21-09, 09:47 PM	#2
al_bundy DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Transfatfreeville Posts: 22,216	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... how much is the phone if there is no 2 year contract?

10-22-09, 11:24 AM	#4
kenbuzz DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Bloomington, IN Who Dey! Posts: 10,351	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... How does this compare to their prepaid (pay-as-you-go) plans? Our family does not use any data services, just voice, and we only use 250-350 minutes per month total for 2 lines. We're currently getting 1150 minutes, 365 day expiration, for a flat $100. We end up spending $300 total for a year. The cheapest post-paid plan seems to be $30 per line per month, or $720/year, plus taxes/fees/etc. __________________ Keep your head down and mind your own business. As long as it's not hurting you, who cares what anybody else does? - Nazgul 8-10-08 Obviously some people understand college football and others don't. Those who want playoffs belong in the latter. - namja, 12-03-08

11-07-09, 03:51 PM	#5
Baron Of Hell DVD Talk Platinum Edition Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Seattle and sometimes hell Posts: 3,251	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... Was thinking about getting a droid but I would be paying 100 a month. Tmoblie would be 60. Got take another look a the cliq. __________________ "Truth has become unacceptable and dissent unpatriotic" PS3 Tag: Baron-Of-Hell Steam: Baron_Of_Hell SSBB: 4425-3985-1734 TWITTER: BaronOfHell

11-07-09, 03:54 PM	#6
RichC2 DVD Talk Legend Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 11,166	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... Yeah on Tmo I'm paying $80 a month for unlimited text/voice/data (edge though) and I'm actually fine with that. __________________ Toshiba HD-A2 / Sony Playstation 3 60gb Xbox Live Tag: Gumai / PSN Tag: Seihaku

11-08-09, 11:25 PM	#8
TheKobra DVD Talk Gold Edition Join Date: Nov 1999 Location: Stuck doing T.P.S. repots for Lumbergh!!!! Posts: 2,413	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... These prices are great but I believe they are incorrect. The family plan with unlimited everything is $139.99 per month minus my corporate discount 20% = 111.92 vs. paying $199.99 per month with AT&T. I am moving from AT&T to Tmobile and will save $88.07 per month. Just need to unlock my iPhone and I'm there. I don't really care about the 3G speed due to using wi-fi 99% of the time. http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/c...-Talk-Text-Web Last edited by TheKobra; 11-08-09 at 11:30 PM.

11-09-09, 03:06 PM	#10
fumanstan DVD Talk Legend Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Irvine, CA Posts: 22,227	Re: Tmobile's new pricing plans... While staring at these the other day, the only issues are that for a new activation the even more plus plans don't give you the discount on phones, so if you're shopping for a new phone it will suck to eat up $300 for a phone. Switching plans after an existing contract is up costs $35 per line. __________________ XBox Live: Fu Man Stan "I've never derived "joy" from either comicbooks or torture porn, so you can imagine how I feel about the mainstream marriage of the two in The Dark Knight" - baracine