Update: this offer is still available
T-Mobile offers
New Customers:
$200 Prepaid Mastercard when you Switch to T-Mobile Home Internet for $50/month when you
follow instructions below.
Thanks Staff Member
ThriftyHippie for sharing this deal
- Click here, select "Check Availability" then enter your home address and phone number to check service availability
- Click "Add to Cart" for Wi-Fi Gateway to add to cart
- Proceed to checkout to complete order
- Home Internet activation that requires shipping of gateway will not occur until gateway has shipped, which is approximately 3-5 days after the order date.
- Once you receive your Home Internet Gateway device, click here and input your 10-digit billing phone number and password to login.
- Fill out the promotion registration form using promo code: 2023HINTP7
- Eligible customers will receive the Virtual Prepaid Mastercard in 12 weeks.
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If you have a reliable internet connection currently, I wouldn't consider this. The speeds are wide ranging, you can get awesome speeds overnight then crawl during peak load times. Home internet is the lowest priority from what I understand, so Phone lines will get the bandwidth if your tower is crowded. The gateways they send are problematic, some reboot on their own multiple times a day. There was even a firmware update that went out and bricked thousands of units in February.
https://tmo.report/2023/02/bad-fi...et-modems/
This service is not ready for primetime yet, and t-mobile is out there selling it in over-crowded markets. I use it myself, but I have no other good options, and to make it useful I had to put $400 into an antenna kit with hours of setup.
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Static ping 15-25 ms. Download speed min 150-200 Mbps(at rush hours), max 500 Mbps (early morning), average 200-250 Mb down and 70-90mb UP.
Iam in NY City.
We have no problem streaming,downloading...No gamers in my family-Thanx God.
Cancelled Optimum,which was raising their prices every 2 years.
You can't imagine a pleasure I had when I called Optimum to tell them go to hell...Unforgattable expirience. lol
3 months-NO PROBLEM HERE.ALL GOOD...
Then I read this today! Is it possible to do this without T Mobile ID anyone know? also would it still work if i initially signed up for the tmhi maybe 7-10 days ago and am already using it? i believe i'm still with my 14 day free trial period, first billing date is march 15th.
also as i write this post the promotions website in the OP shows "temporarily unavailable" anyway. But I'm pretty sure it's going to require me to login due to the big login button on the upper right, which as above I cant do
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If you have a reliable internet connection currently, I wouldn't consider this. The speeds are wide ranging, you can get awesome speeds overnight then crawl during peak load times. Home internet is the lowest priority from what I understand, so Phone lines will get the bandwidth if your tower is crowded. The gateways they send are problematic, some reboot on their own multiple times a day. There was even a firmware update that went out and bricked thousands of units in February.
https://tmo.report/2023/02/bad-fi...et-modems/
This service is not ready for primetime yet, and t-mobile is out there selling it in over-crowded markets. I use it myself, but I have no other good options, and to make it useful I had to put $400 into an antenna kit with hours of setup.
well i literally checked my outgoing cable internet bill today and they had raised it from 70 to 90 this month (optimum is forever king of "no two bills are ever the same"), so that finalized my decision to go with t-mobile and cancel. while canceling the cable lady wanted to make sure I knew Tmobile was "only a insecure hotspot, that anybody can connect to". Rather than argue I just went with it and continued cancelling lol.
This cable company, formerly suddenlink and now optimum, had a monopoly until that last few yrs and are utter hated scum around here. It is great to see between Tmobile, Verizon, even Starlink, and multiple companies laying fiber in the area, the geographical pockets of monopoly they still have are ever shrinking. But I wont forget how they gouged people when they had them over a barrel (I used to pay them 120)
this is very good i get 70-120 most of the time, but during prime time about 7-11pm it slows to in the 40's and 50's at times. this is still fine and i dont notice any problems though. now if you had a house full of ppl hammering the internet i could see possible issues, but it's just me.
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