T-Mobile adds 1,500 minute plan with unlimited messaging and data for $80
February 27, 2011 – 8:55 pm
Options are good — especially when those options include all-you-can-eat data. T-Mobile has beefed up its individual plan portfolio in the past few days with a limited-time Even More package: 1,500 minutes plus unlimited text / picture messages and data for $79.99 a month, $20 less than what you’d pay for unlimited voice minutes — and considering how passé voice calls are becoming in some crowds (we won’t name names), this seems like a pretty awesome sweet spot. It’s even $10 less than the normal price on T-Mobile’s 1,000-minute plan, so this is one you’re going to want to get while the getting’s good. No word on how long it’ll be available just yet.
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Tags: Even More, T-Mobile, T-Mobile USA, Unlimited Data, Unlimited Text
For voice and data alike, “unlimited” is a major buzzword among value carriers like Cricket, Virgin Mobile, and Boost Mobile lately — and when they can offer it for $10 or $20 less than the big guys, why shouldn’t it be? Boost is slicing the unlimited option in a new way this week with the announcement that it’s now offering unlimited nationwide voice, messaging, web, IM, email, and information for $2 a day, which if our rough math is correct, works out to $60 a month. That’s $10 a more than you pay if you just bite the bullet and prepay on a monthly basis, but obviously it’s a heck of a lot more flexible, too — and with these prepaid guys, flexibility is king.
Look out, Sprint: your $100 Unlimited Everything plan might not be a unique selling point for too much longer.
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