The SOC code for the plan is MI30TI for taxes included plans (most people) and MI30TE for taxes excluded (those on plans like simple choice that don't include taxes).
I was personally able to sign up for this plan on a new account earlier today via T-Force on twitter (@tmobilehelp). I simply asked for the "Basic Mobile Internet 30GB Plan". I also had a spare SIM card laying around that they were able to activate immediately, and they kindly waived the activation fee (called "DCC" or "Device Connection Charge"). YMMV on if they're able to waive that fee though.
Also, if you ever did the T-Mobile "free trial" that came with the free hotspot to use, that device will technically work for this plan, but you won't have 5G since it's an LTE modem.
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I had a question of how to activate this SIM without a hot-spot if it was to be used on a phone - Found this reddit thread as an answer - https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/...&context=3
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https://www.rvmobileint
If they ask you for an IMEI, you can use this link to generate one - https://www.imei.info/imei_generator/
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$50x12 = $600/year
'Obvious' is the most dangerous word in mathematics.
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I would of course like to use an older model of iPhone like an 11 or 12 that allows hot spotting and uses a physical sim. But from reading the rules it looks like you cannot do that.
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having said that the visible $25 plan includes unlimited hotspot
OP...we need a SOC code!!!!
OP...we need a SOC code!!!!g
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Anyone can easily tell from a simple IMEI lookup... my guess is they have a database of whitelisted IMEIs from supported hotspots and laptops.
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