- Official TMO news release + details: https://tmo.report/2022/01/t-mobi...-for-life/
- Promo period : 1/6/2022 - 4/6/2022
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expiredJman100 posted Jan 4, 2022 8:34 PM
T-Mobile Magenta MAX customers: Insider Hookup 20% off for existing customers starts Jan 6th
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Currently, I pay 113-123 per month, depending on kickbacks (One Plan w/ Plus Promotion Upgrade, includes Family version of Netflix and Kickbacks for 4 lines). 4 are paid lines 2 are free lines.
In order for me to switch to the Magenta Max w/ Insider 20% discount, as well as keep the monthly the same, I'd have to relinquish 2 paid lines. For 2 paid and 2 Free lines, on this plan, my monthly bill would be $112.
What's strange to me is that there have been a few people that reported ridiculously low plans with multiple lines (and many free) that are getting per month bills that are sub 100. I still have yet to see anybody explain or break down how that's possible at all.
Your current group One+ promotion is a really great deal. If you already have a code, I'd just call t-mobile and have them break down what the new bill would be with you, prior to switching. That'll give you an idea if it's worth it. If not, but you have a code to use, I'm still in need of one and would greatly appreciate if I could use it, in the event you are not.
I'm not exactly sure about the specifics, but I think that's what I heard.
I haven't heard any word of a new free line yet so I'm keeping my fingers crossed for another one.
Currently, I pay 113-123 per month, depending on kickbacks (One Plan w/ Plus Promotion Upgrade, includes Family version of Netflix and Kickbacks for 4 lines). 4 are paid lines 2 are free lines.
In order for me to switch to the Magenta Max w/ Insider 20% discount, as well as keep the monthly the same, I'd have to relinquish 2 paid lines. For 2 paid and 2 Free lines, on this plan, my monthly bill would be $112.
What's strange to me is that there have been a few people that reported ridiculously low plans with multiple lines (and many free) that are getting per month bills that are sub 100. I still have yet to see anybody explain or break down how that's possible at all.
Your current group One+ promotion is a really great deal. If you already have a code, I'd just call t-mobile and have them break down what the new bill would be with you, prior to switching. That'll give you an idea if it's worth it. If not, but you have a code to use, I'm still in need of one and would greatly appreciate if I could use it, in the event you are not.
As for those on the One plan, I personally am not a fan of changing plans just to get a new device. Especially with the plan you described - One Plus Promo and kickback on all lines - you won't come close to that with Max and kickback does not transfer. Once you give up that plan and those perks you won't get them back.
An option for those who want a new device is to add the $15 One Plus Plan to those individual lines (can be done in the app). That is considered a premium plan and will qualify those lines for the top tier of device promotions. As with Max, you will need to keep that option in place until the device credits run out but after that you can remove the Plus Plan from the line and still maintain the other grandfathered perks you have now.
Bottom line: I would not give up the existing One plan just for a new device. There are other ways to upgrade your phone, Best Buy being an excellent recent option.
I'll let the people on the One plan know. Does the 20% apply to the $15 extra for One Plus?
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Magenta Max
- Additional Upgrade savings
- 1 year free Apple TV
- Upgraded in flight wifi to unlimited
- Additional 4G Hotspot data per line (30GB more than One Plus)
One Plus
- Kickbacks
As far as price is concerned, if you already had the 20% off, my understanding is that's lifetime, correct? I don't see why a T-mobile rep would have issues verifying the difference in costs between the two and if it would cost you more or less.
I don't know how ppl got code without adding a line, if they did then I did something wrong. FYI
1. Did you get it from an in-store employee?
2. Did you have to add a new line to account to do so?
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