T-Mobile Home Internet offers Up to a $300 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard when you sign up for a qualifying T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plan online starting at $50/month.
Note: Offer valid w/ qualifying new T-Mobile Home Internet line only.
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T-Mobile Home Internet offers Up to a $300 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard when you sign up for a qualifying T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plan online starting at $50/month.
Note: Offer valid w/ qualifying new T-Mobile Home Internet line only.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Meowssi for finding this deal.
These plans are all the same. I got rely 5g for 30$ a month somehow. It's suppose to be 35$ but they gave some random 5$ promo, with a 200$ prepaid card that came in 2 months..
it's gonna be area dependent but I get 500-700Mbps download, around 50Mbps upload
They just take their time sending your $300 GC. The plan for them is to take a couple of billing cycles to get your GC to you and then some people will forget about their plan to drop to the lower plan. More people would forget to downgrade vs someone upgrading from 50to70 later. The few who forget to downgrade offset the loss of those who do.
Getting the $70 plan over the $50, the user gets an additional $200. Seems too good to be true. Keep the higher priced plan and then drop to the lower plan.
Getting the $70 plan over the $50, the user gets an additional $200. Seems too good to be true. Keep the higher priced plan and then drop to the lower plan.
They just take their time sending your $300 GC. The plan for them is to take a couple of billing cycles to get your GC to you and then some people will forget about their plan to drop to the lower plan. More people would forget to downgrade vs someone upgrading from 50to70 later. The few who forget to downgrade offset the loss of those who do.
These plans are all the same. I got rely 5g for 30$ a month somehow. It's suppose to be 35$ but they gave some random 5$ promo, with a 200$ prepaid card that came in 2 months..
it's gonna be area dependent but I get 500-700Mbps download, around 50Mbps upload
Did this promo earlier in the year. I swear they were throttling me at times like they were trying to get me to drop them before I got the $300. Stuck it out, got my money and speeds have been solid ever since.
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Is it easy to downgrade your plan once the 60 days are up?
Yup, they allow you to downgrade it online. It just takes until the end of the statement to take affect so realistically you're really going to pay for 3 months.
They just take their time sending your $300 GC. The plan for them is to take a couple of billing cycles to get your GC to you and then some people will forget about their plan to drop to the lower plan. More people would forget to downgrade vs someone upgrading from 50to70 later. The few who forget to downgrade offset the loss of those who do.
I signed up in August and received the $300 card exactly 2 months later.
Yup, they allow you to downgrade it online. It just takes until the end of the statement to take affect so realistically you're really going to pay for 3 months.
I got Amp plan for $45/month about 3 months ago. I got my $300 already but when i check in the app to downgrade, the current plans are more expensive. Even the Rely plan is more expensive than the Amp plan i have for $45
Getting the $70 plan over the $50, the user gets an additional $200. Seems too good to be true. Keep the higher priced plan and then drop to the lower plan.
as in $300 + $200???if service blows, am I free to keep gift cards and dump service after 2 months?
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