T-Mobile UK launches "Full Monty" unlimited plans
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T-Mobile UK is finally bringing back a proper unlimited plan. The plan was announced today and will be made available to all T-Mobile UK customers and all phones starting on Wednesday, February 1st. The announcement was put under the marketing name the "Full Monty".
The plan includes unlimited text, data and voice and will cost £41 per month on a two year contract. Possibly the best part of the deal is that it features no "fair use" restrictions on your Internet connection, which means you can use your data connection how you want for streaming, downloading, using P2P file sharing, VoIP calls or even tethering your phone. Not a bad deal.
T-Mobile UK is also trying to sneak in a £36 per month plan into the "Full Monty" promo, but it's not really unlimited. It has unlimited text and data, but only 2000 minutes of talk to off-network numbers.
source: T-Mobile UK via Wired UK
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5 Comments
3. remixfa posted on 30 Jan 2012, 21:43 0 0
hopefully its a huge success so they bring it here. They should have a 2gig, 5gig, and throttle free unlimited plan. That would be great i think. Peeps that need true unlimited would gladly pay for it.
5. thephoneguy92 posted on 31 Jan 2012, 16:03 0 0
Why would anyone need true unlimited? Other then the people who refuse to spend money on WiFi and therefore abuse the network with hotspot usage, who would need that much data? I use about 4 gigs when I stream music for hours every day and a good bit of video. Why would anyone need more then 10 gigs or so? Not taking a shot, just honestly curious.
4. kshell1 posted on 31 Jan 2012, 06:08 0 0
i hate you tmobile for this plan >.> maybe this will take congestion off the damn sprint network when and if it arrives in USA
