T-Mobile makes its 2GB for $40 data plan official
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It comes with no overages, but once your 2GB allotment is reached, the speeds are reduced. As with the other three T-Mo data plans, you need to sign a two year contract, while you also receive unlimited Wi-Fi access at T-Mobile HotSpots. As can be expected, the usual charges and fees are still there.
There is a nice discount for existing T-Mo customers with a voice plan, as they get 20% off the price, which is to say they will have to pay $31.99 a month for these 2GB.
This plan is placed nicely among the other data plans offered by the fourth-largest US carrier - you can also choose between 200MB for $29.99, 5GB for $49.99 and 10GB for $84.99.
source: T-Mobile and its Twitter via Engadget
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5 Comments
1. Rawrzellers posted on 02 May 2011, 10:12 0
If AT&T will honor these contracts after the merger if it happens... oh god this will be funny. It's like they're screwing over AT&T before they're going to hand over their company. T-Mobile is going to be the only winner in all of this, they'll come out with 39 billion a good chunk of which will be in AT&T shares so not only will they own a good chunk of AT&T but they'll have enough money in their pockets to do whatever they please.
2. Duhh (unregistered) posted on 02 May 2011, 11:51 0
AT&T offers a 2GB data plan for $40 dollars. The only difference is that AT&T charges for the overage and T-Mobile throttles the speed in the overage.
(I'd rather pay for the overage than get sucky speeds.)
4. captainqtp posted on 04 May 2011, 14:34 0
I'd rather get throttled, then get an unpredictable bill.
3. SavageLucy42 posted on 02 May 2011, 13:09 0
AT&T's 2GB smartphone plan is $25. Then there's a 4GB smartphone plan for $45 which includes tethering.
5. John (unregistered) posted on 10 May 2011, 12:32 0
A new 2 GB smartphone plan with an unlimited Wi-Fi access at T-Mobile HotSpots. The have good plans here:http://mobile-store.dell.com/show_category/c
arrier s/t-mobile/phone-plans.html
