T-Mobile offers
Non-T-Mobile Customers their
3-Month T-Mobile Network Pass Unlimited 5G Service Trial for
Free when you activate via
eSIM (physical SIM cards not eligible) using the
T-Mobile app (
Android /
iOS) on an eligible unlocked 5G-capable device with eSIM support.
Thanks to community member
Tuxedo1 for finding this deal.
- Note: During times of network congestion, customers on this plan using greater than 50GB/month may notice reduced speeds until next bill cycle due to data prioritization.
Deal Instructions:
- Make sure you are connected to WiFi with an active internet connection.
- Download the T-Mobile app to your compatible device from the Apple App Store (iPhone) or Google Play Store (Android).
- Open the T-Mobile app and choose Try T-Mobile.
- Follow the on-screen steps to sign up, including:
- Checking your eligibility
- Creating your profile
- Connecting your eSIM
- Once you have signed up for Network Pass, you can activate your eSIM by using the steps found here.
- See complete offer terms and answers to many questions here.
C
ompatible Devices (must be unlocked):
- Apple
- iPhone XS, XS Max
- iPhone 11, 11 Pro
- iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max
- iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max
- iPhone SE (2022)
- Google
- Pixel 3, 3XL
- Pixel 3a, 3a XL
- Pixel 4, 4 XL
- Pixel 4a, 4a 5G
- Pixel 5, 5a
- Pixel 6, 6 Pro
- Samsung
- Galaxy Fold
- Galaxy Note20, Note 20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra
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Top Comments
"So, there's this Mint Mobile company that's using our network but charging a lot less. What should we do?"
"I dunno, copy their intro promo?"
"I dunno, buy them out with our $$$?"
"How about both?"
"Nice job, Johnson. Time to hit the bar, everybody."
New user is new IMEI (device not used on the T-Mobile network).
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Update: I did turn off and turn on, then restart the device. its working now
What I want to do is, just before my US mobile free plan is about to expire, move over to the T-mobile plan and then cancel out my US mobile plan. Can that be done ? How do I cancel my current US mobile plan. Porting out automatically cancels the plan, but, when Im moving to the T-mobile free plan, I am technically not porting out.
I'm not saying it cant be done, but this line is not designed for port in or port out. Though I know port out is possible if you create an online account with the temp number, I got a really good temp number ending in 5100 , thought about trying to keep it but I wont bother. I dont think port in is possible.
If not porting out , you have to call US Mobile to cancel.
If not porting out , you have to call US Mobile to cancel.
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IF you wish to keep your current phone number from US Mobile without losing it, google/look-up "phone number parking services" - they're as low as $2/month + a small fee to hold onto your phone number. I personally use NumberBarn So what you want to do is sign up for Tmobile's 3 month trial, THEN port out your US Mobile plan to a phone number parking service - this will immediately cancel your US mobile plan. The only downside is that you'll be stuck with a random number for 3 months but you really can't complain much about getting 3 months for free.
You get unlimited calls/text in Canada but only 5GB of data on the Magenta plan, which isn't a lot. Based on other previous comments, you also need a US-based sim card to activate this deal, so that might be a bit of a challenge for you. If you can get it to work though this might be handy for an emergency day or two of data, probably. I'm assuming the 3 months trial is based on the Magenta plans.
What should I do?
What should I do?
Says 2 bars 5g on band 71nr.
Visible/Verizon with 2 bars 5G band 13nsa gives me 60.8 Mbps down and 2.72 Mbps up.
Also the app says I have 87 days left...
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