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T-Mobile free voice line (BYOD) for qualifying customers - $0
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T-Mobile targeted promo for select accounts, must have the listed "segment" on your postpaid account for this promo. Promo ID 230289. One-time activation charge of $35 applies, though you can ask them nicely and they might waive it or credit it to your account.
https://tmo.report/2023/12/t-mobi...customer
https://tmo.report/2023/12/t-mobi...customer
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T-Mobile targeted promo for select accounts, must have the listed "segment" on your postpaid account for this promo. Promo ID 230289. One-time activation charge of $35 applies, though you can ask them nicely and they might waive it or credit it to your account.
https://tmo.report/2023/12/t-mobi...customer
https://tmo.report/2023/12/t-mobi...customer
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I am on a Simple Choice 6GB plan with 2 paid line, 2 free line and 1 free tablet line.
Can i go to costco and a line to avoid the connection fee. Will the promo automatically apply to the new line or do i need to spell it out clearly to the tmo costco rep?
Edit: looks like the rep i am chatting with is willing to waive the device connection fee.
*edit* Oh I see that it must be postpaid and I believe hotspots are prepaid. I think I just answered my own question.
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I would get the free line, wait some days for the "free line" discount to settle in. Then port-in your number to the new free line phone number.
It's so old of a plan that they just threw in unlimited data at some point.
Mine is before Simply Choice one.
Hope it works for you.
If you change to a different type of plan, it can remove the free line. For example, having a simple choice plan with a free line and migrating to a new plan could drop the offer for a free simple choice line. That makes sense, because you're changing the service plan and your previous offer was not for a free line on that new service plan.
If you change to a different type of plan, it can remove the free line. For example, having a simple choice plan with a free line and migrating to a new plan could drop the offer for a free simple choice line. That makes sense, because you're changing the service plan and your previous offer was not for a free line on that new service plan.
There are different types of free lines. I was referring to the byod free line which is what this deal is. Your free line from 7 years ago is not a byod line since they didn't have byod free lines back then.
Your 2nd statement is not correct. I had 3 free lines on SC that remained free when I moved over to Magenta max and is still free now that I am on Go5g Plus.
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