Today, theres the unlimited begrudgingly offered by carriers on networks that are struggling under the weight. And then theres the Un-carriers unlimited riding on the network built for unlimited that just keeps getting bigger, better and faster. Now, the Un-carrier is going ALL IN on unlimited by adding Netflix the worlds leading entertainment service to T-Mobile ONE family plans. Which means anyone with two or more qualifying T-Mobile ONE lines can get Netflix On Us. And T-Mobile ONE with unlimited everything and now with Netflix included is still just $40 per line for a family of four. As always, monthly taxes and fees are included.
One is probably worth it over Simple choice at this point
One is probably worth it over Simple choice at this point
We have 7 lines with 10GB each, paying $120/month.
Ah, not bad
For my family, all with unlimited and two that don't use as much, it worked out cheaper actually - the cash back if you don't use much data is pretty nice
I wish AT&T wasn't my best option here. I'd switch in an instant.
I'm on the one plan just because I have my mom on this and she wanted unlimited data to watch videos.
Cant really cancel Netflix as I have people using thar. Rip
There was a 2/$100 promo price, but they exempted it from this promotion, and it's now up to the base 2/120. So probably not worth it to swap over until you wanted to add a 3rd person. (It's 70/120/140/160/+20x4/+30x4) for their pricing now.I'm grandfathered for the two lines $100 unlimited simple choice plan. Is there a similar deal with T-Mobile One?
Yup and if you pick a higher-priced plan, they pay it and just pass the difference on in your next bill, which is a surprisingly good way of handling it.if you already have a plan I think it gives you credit towards Netflix
Who doesn't own Netflix account in this current day and age? I bet everyone has one and they don't even know they have one.
Might as well be subscription with birth.
Who doesn't own Netflix account in this current day and age? I bet everyone has one and they don't even know they have one.
Might as well be subscription with birth.
Who doesn't own Netflix account in this current day and age? I bet everyone has one and they don't even know they have one.
Might as well be subscription with birth.
I dont... And if gladly take this sub free of charge.thank you very much.Who doesn't own Netflix account in this current day and age? I bet everyone has one and they don't even know they have one.
Might as well be subscription with birth.
They've had a Verizon promo ongoing for a while if you're on an IPhone/Pixel. https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/switch-from-verizon-to-t-mobile (If not using one of those phones I think the generic swapover promo would apply: https://www.t-mobile.com/offer/switch-carriers-no-early-termination-fee.html )Thanks for posting this op. I am going to go by a T-Mobile store on my way home today and see what it would cost to get switched over from Verizon.
if you already have a plan I think it gives you credit towards Netflix
They pay the 11.99 and charge you $2.00 on your next bill.how does the credit work. does it only apply for a month or monthly? i have the $11.99 plan.
After associating T-Mobile and Netflix accounts, you will pay $2 for your premium plan.how does the credit work. does it only apply for a month or monthly? i have the $11.99 plan.
There was a 2/$100 promo price, but they exempted it from this promotion, and it's now up to the base 2/120. So probably not worth it to swap over until you wanted to add a 3rd person. (It's 70/120/140/160/+20x4/+30x4) for their pricing now.
Yup and if you pick a higher-priced plan, they pay it and just pass the difference on in your next bill, which is a surprisingly good way of handling it.
1) No, you'd just need to pay them your shareDamn what am I doing here. My sister and brother in law just joined T Mobile, so I should probably just join their family plan right.
I have two questions:
1) Can we set up billing in a family plan to charge separately per number?
2) If I was to join their plan, would I lose all the things I'm grandfathered into?
I currently have 10 GB of hotspot LTE data rather than unlimited hotspot data at a lower speed as well as HD video streaming,etc.
There was a 2/$100 promo price, but they exempted it from this promotion, and it's now up to the base 2/120. So probably not worth it to swap over until you wanted to add a 3rd person. (It's 70/120/140/160/+20x4/+30x4) for their pricing now.
Yup and if you pick a higher-priced plan, they pay it and just pass the difference on in your next bill, which is a surprisingly good way of handling it.
Yeah, I totally understand why the Senior plan gets excluded, but excluding singletons & 2/100 promos? Bizarre choice.That's stupid. Hopefully that will change. People complained about the pixel promo and then they added everyone to the promo.
If you can get them to maintain the free line promo in the switchover, you'd be at 5 for 160. Netflix would make up $10 of that. So it'd be $20 total to upgrade the lines to the unlimited plans. Depends how much you value that.Right now I'm still on a TMobile Simple Plan. 5 lines for $130 with 4GB per line. (1 line is free cause of a TMobile Tuesday promo)
Also paying for Netflix right now.
Should I switch?
If you can get them to maintain the free line promo in the switchover, you'd be at 5 for 160. Netflix would make up $10 of that. So it'd be $20 total to upgrade the lines to the unlimited plans. Depends how much you value that.
Apparently hitting up the @TMobileHelp twitter may be the best bet for something like that. Haven't used it myself but have heard good things about going through them instead of the phone reps.I highly doubt they will do that but I'll look into it. Thank you.
How unlimited is their unlimited?
I'm moving to t-mobile just now in Poland and their "unlimited" internet in mobile plan means 20GB and after that they start throttling speed to 1MB/s (which is still better as Orange has like 16kB/s).
Also they are offering netflicks subscription here too in some plans and it's 2 devices option which means no 4K so it's much better to share normal plan with family.
Are any carriers worth it for just one line? Last time I looked into it, it was still $100+ just for a single line.
Seconding this. For a singleton, MetroPCS (it's T-Mobile's prepaid branch, uses the same network) is probably the best way to go at $50 for unlimited. ($60 w/ hotspot) I was with them for two years before jumpingPrepaid is usually the best option for a single line. It sucks how much more you have to pay for a single line compared to family plans per line.
They pay the whole thing and charge you the difference on your next bill.Any info on a 4K sub? Looked but didn't find any. Like, will they pay 10 of the 12$ or will they just be like nah you're on your own with that.
Any info on a 4K sub? Looked but didn't find any. Like, will they pay 10 of the 12$ or will they just be like nah you're on your own with that.
Are you on Tmobile One? Then yes.So I no longer have to pay for Netflix??
Yeah, if you're on 2/100 the only benefit is that it makes your next line effectively +30 instead of +40 if you ever add someone.Yeah so they changed the price do that it's $120 included for two lines with the Netflix promo instead of the $100 it was before for the lines themselves. Seeing as we pay 11.99 for Netflix not worth it do the switch