Not to be left out in the cold and more like setting the bar very high, T-Mobile has officially launched a price war with the three other major carriers Verizon, AT&T and Sprint. On Sunday October 25th, T-Mobile is launching it’s new Unlimited Plans. Starting at $59, $69 and $99 on contract with discounted (subsidized) handsets and $49, $59 and $79, off contract, regular priced handsets.
Sprint was the first of the three major U.S. carriers to start an unlimited plan and now T-Mobile joins the ranks by beating Sprint’s Simply everything plan with a $79 all you can eat plan that is $20 bucks cheaper than Sprint best. And with new handsets like the Blackberry Bold, Nokia N900 and Android handsets coming soon, what is the reason not to sign up with a no-contract pricing and get some pretty good coverage with the number one rated customer service carrier?
Ladies and Gentleman, the cell phone pricing wars have officially begun!
[More pics of plans below]
EVEN MORE, NEW UNLIMITED PLANS!!
ALL ON OUR DEPENDABLE NATIONWIDE 3G NETWORK
PLANS LAUNCH SUNDAY 10/25/09
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Introducing: EVEN MORE PLANS!!
* 2Yr Contract Required
* Handset Discounts
* Post and Flex Pay Options
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Introducing: EVEN MORE PLUS PLANS!!
# Month-2-Month No Contract
# No Handset Discount (Customer must purchase handset at Full Price)
Post and Flex Pay Options
October 25, 2009 at 6:23 am |
[...] The pricing undercuts the Sprint Wireless unlimited pricing structure by up to $20 depending on the plan users choose, while making iPhone data pricing seem ridiculously high. [Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 25, 2009 at 6:26 am |
boost mobile (sprint) is on to them already
http://plans.boostmobile.com/img08/whyboost_chart.jpg
October 25, 2009 at 6:26 am |
[...] Eighty frickin’ bucks. As a fellow iPhone owner I’m with Jesus on this one. Apple, please drop this exclusivity BS in the US. I completely understand that all cell phone companies are guilty of bending over their customers with overpriced text messages and fees and the like. I really do. I accept that. It’s just that I’d love to be bent over for less. [Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 25, 2009 at 6:51 am |
[...] [Gizmodo via Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 25, 2009 at 8:18 am |
[...] As a fellow iPhone owner I’m with Jesus on this one. Apple, please drop this exclusivity BS in the US. I completely understand that all cell phone companies are guilty of bending over their customers with overpriced text messages and fees and the like. I really do. I accept that. It’s just that I’d love to be bent over for less. [ Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 25, 2009 at 9:05 am |
What’s the deal with the smartphone unlimited data add-on? If you get the unlimited talk+text+web and you have a smartphone, do you still have to tack on smartphone unlimited data? If so, I call shenanigans on this whole deal.
October 25, 2009 at 10:05 am |
[...] A fair point. It’s also been mentioned that deals like this one exist specifically because T-Mobile doesn’t have the iPhone (again, from the comments). T-Mobile users, care to weigh in, one way or another? [Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 25, 2009 at 12:40 pm |
[...] A fair point. It’s also been mentioned that deals like this one exist specifically because T-Mobile doesn’t have the iPhone (again, from the comments). T-Mobile users, care to weigh in, one way or another? [Fone Frenzy] [...]
October 26, 2009 at 8:08 am |
Can someone explain how $140 a month for a basic family plan with unlimited web and texting and 750 minutes is a good deal?
For $10 less, Sprint offers the same thing but with 1500 minutes and any mobile anytime.
I fail to see how TMo is even close to that good of a deal. Looks pretty sucky to me. You only get a better rate if you pay full price for your phone. Who has the money to do that with smartphones?
November 25, 2009 at 5:43 am |
[...] As a fellow iPhone owner I’m with Jesus on this one. Apple, please drop this exclusivity BS in the US. I completely understand that all cell phone companies are guilty of bending over their customers with overpriced text messages and fees and the like. I really do. I accept that. It’s just that I’d love to be bent over for less. [Fone Frenzy] [...]
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