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Nwahs
09-27-2007, 09:08 PM
I need some help finding a cheap T-mobile plan. I know there are plans besides what are listed on the site, like kidsconnect etc...are there any plans for $30 or under that are not listed on T-mobile's site...?

greenblood
09-27-2007, 09:13 PM
business national plan 300, the best deal
it's Basic Plus + 300 m2m and 100 text

Nwahs
09-27-2007, 09:17 PM
What does "Text messaging, at least 100-500 messages per month" mean?

Ellen
09-27-2007, 09:20 PM
I just signed up for the $29.99/month Basic plus plan. Like GB said, it includes 300 min., unlimited WE min. Although it doesn't include M2M, or Night min., you can add these on to the plan for an extra charge per month.

greenblood
09-27-2007, 09:21 PM
What does "Text messaging, at least 100-500 messages per month" mean?

I don't know that much
I use the 500 included text to receive weather, news, alert
and the message tone is also my alarm clock (weather message deliever wakes me up every morning)

Nwahs
09-27-2007, 09:31 PM
I just signed up for the $29.99/month Basic plus plan. Like GB said, it includes 300 min., unlimited WE min. Although it doesn't include M2M, or Night min., you can add these on to the plan for an extra charge per month.

2 Questions, first, how many text messages do you get a month on the $29.99 plan? Also, how much is it to add the night minutes?

greenblood
09-27-2007, 09:33 PM
Business National Plan 300 (you can change it in my t-mobile)
300 anytime
free weekend
300 m2m
100 text
still the same $29.99 a month

Nwahs
09-27-2007, 09:39 PM
I see...thanks. I still want to know how much it is to add unlimited nights...I'm guessing it is $6.99

Anyways, one last question...if you sign up for an individual plan, can you change that to a family plan 9 months later, or are you stuck with an individual plan until you contract runs out?

Ellen
09-27-2007, 09:41 PM
2 Questions, first, how many text messages do you get a month on the $29.99 plan? Also, how much is it to add the night minutes?
The T-Mobile Rep. at the store where I signed up at told me it would be an extra $6.99/month to add unlimited night minutes on to my plan......On the Regular Basic Plus plan that I'm on does not include text messages, but you can purchase a bundle messaging plan if you need to.

Inuyasha
09-27-2007, 09:43 PM
I think it was $4.99 to add unlimited nights. It may have gone up since then. I had the $29.99/month plan a few years ago and had nights added. You should be able to change over to a family plan later, but it may require a contract extension when you change to it.

Ellen
09-27-2007, 09:44 PM
I see...thanks. I still want to know how much it is to add unlimited nights...I'm guessing it is $6.99

Anyways, one last question...if you sign up for an individual plan, can you change that to a family plan 9 months later, or are you stuck with an individual plan until you contract runs out?

Yes, it is $6.99 to add that on. And you can always change to a family plan if you needed to. You would just have to agree to either a new one year or two year contract term.

Alberto_C
10-05-2007, 04:13 AM
O2 are my favorite operator and would always look to them first, however, the best deal I could find came from T-Mobile.

It was their cheapest "Flext" option which gives you a monthly allowance of £34 to spend on calls and text - that costs you £20 PM

I had to add to that the optional £7.50 per month for the unlimited web browsing.

So there you go, £27.50 per moth, 18 months - true unlimited web browsing.


What's your thoughts?

Edward
10-06-2007, 08:31 PM
What does "Text messaging, at least 100-500 messages per month" mean?

The business plans all offer between 100 and 500 text messages per month (incoming and outgoing combined). The number of messages is dependent on the plan that is selected.

I am on the National Business Plan 600, which includes 500 text messages each month.

jjj
10-09-2007, 09:27 PM
when you compare them to other wireless providers, you'll see all the plans offered by TMO are cheap.