Stress-Free Mobile Surfin’ from T-Mobile

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Stress-Free Mobile Surfin’

Remember the days when we logged onto our computers and had to pay for every minute of Internet time? There were a lot of huge bills until Internet service providers realized something had to give. So why should it be any different with our mobile phones? T-Mobile is posing that very question by offering an amazing $49.99 rate per month for unlimited Internet.

Now you can freely post those Facebook updates about your night out and tweet back a new contact quickly and easily. Stay in touch with friends, family, and co-workers via email, share the latest viral video on YouTube, or surf the web to settle a bet – it’s all included! T-Mobile makes going online with your phone affordable so you can use your phone the way it was meant to be used, without having to stress about overages.

T-Mobile also has a speedy 4G network, so you can be sure your mobile experiences will be seamless. Better yet, the limited time offer is a family plan, so you can get up to two lines at this outrageously low rate.

Check out T-Mobile.com for details on this hot deal!

 

[soccerballtux]

Hm this is a good deal and tempting. Need to wait for the galaxy s 2 though
and I think the 2GB->throttled is a good feature, I hope all the carriers go to that eventually.

 

[lupi]

no, requires a 2 year contract and phones must be purchased at full price.

 

[goobee]

This appears to be available to everyone, not a special for AT folks. Why is this a Hot Deal then? Throw something special in, free activation, special phone discounts, shorter contract, SOMETHING!

 

[Gibson486]

I was talking about this a while ago on OT....


http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2186511&highlight=contract+tmobile

It's a good plan if you already have the phone.....keep in mind that the no contract plan now only has 4G speeds for the first 200MB or something. It used to be a full 1GB.

 

[cloudsurfer]

Hm this is a good deal and tempting. Need to wait for the galaxy s 2 though
and I think the 2GB->throttled is a good feature, I hope all the carriers go to that eventually.

I believe T-Mobile throttles after 5GB. I am or was on a two year contract and that is the policy on my unlimited data plan.

 

[lupi]

I believe T-Mobile throttles after 5GB. I am or was on a two year contract and that is the policy on my unlimited data plan.

they have a 2gb and 5gb limit.