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.
I was able to receive the Mastercard no problem last time I did this. You do have to register through another link. The biggest problems for me was that the speeds were just slow so I canceled first chance after receiving the card
We purchase one awhile back during the $25 promo. It's technically registered to my home address, but we have it at our vacation home and it hasn't been any issue with the location difference.
But now thinking I want to have one from my home as my current internet is getting expensive and unreliable.
We purchase one awhile back during the $25 promo. It's technically registered to my home address, but we have it at our vacation home and it hasn't been any issue with the location difference.
But now thinking I want to have one from my home as my current internet is getting expensive and unreliable.
You can get two on one account and get a discount on each as an existing TMobile customer as well. I have actually used one of the gateways to take over to family/friends to test speeds. It varies, but I have seen some good speeds. Best one was about 400 down 100 up.
I pay $45 a month for ATT 300 up/down fiber connection per month. It used to be $30 a month 3 years ago, keeps going up.. Cell Service for Home Internet just seems like a last resort..
Unless you have no other choice, this is not a good value for what you get.
I was with them for more than a decade, and they became increasingly difficult to deal with if there were any problems. Most of their 'support' is overseas with difficult to understand accents. They consistently overcharged and underdelivered in every possible way.
I finally kicked them to the curb when despite endless calls to support and corporate, they just couldn't give me access online to my account. Excuse after stupid excuse, but no access, and thus no streaming deals, no way to change plans, get a new phone, NOTHING.
They got real responsive for about a minute when I called to get a PIN to port my number out. Just an awful outfit to deal with. Be cautious.
They denied me and said I picked the wrong thing when submitting the request (they have tons of options and it's impossible to know you got the right one or not. After contacting them it seems like instead of offering to help me get my $300 gift card they're just going to give me $300 credit which I don't even want since I likely won't use their service.
I figured out the trick. I signed up for the $70/month plan. Waited 2 months to receive $300 gift card. I then change to $60/month plan, waited 2 months for a $200 giftcard, then downgrade to $50/month plan and receive $100 GC. All in all, I got $600 in total. What a game changer for me. Thanks but no thanks OP.
Look up Cory Doctorow "enshitification" This will happen on these plans. These plans used to be $30/month a few years ago. Now it's $50/mo.
This is the game we all have to play to keep costs down. Jump around to different wireless carriers to take advantage of all the home internet promos. I stick to Verizon FIOS for $55/month since it's available in my area and I need the same 300 download/upload, but if you're on a tight budget, gotta play the game
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.
Not too good to be true. It's legit. You just have to remember to send a scheduled email via gmail or add a reminder to your phone reminding you to downgrade once the promo is received
Unless you have no other choice, this is not a good value for what you get.
I was with them for more than a decade, and they became increasingly difficult to deal with if there were any problems. Most of their 'support' is overseas with difficult to understand accents. They consistently overcharged and underdelivered in every possible way.
I finally kicked them to the curb when despite endless calls to support and corporate, they just couldn't give me access online to my account. Excuse after stupid excuse, but no access, and thus no streaming deals, no way to change plans, get a new phone, NOTHING.
They got real responsive for about a minute when I called to get a PIN to port my number out. Just an awful outfit to deal with. Be cautious.
Yes! T-Mobile is very anti-consumer in the roadblocks they put up to get things done stating its in the interest of security
I have T-Mobile phone plans so this is appealing. My phone pulls down faster speeds on TM 5G than my ATT fiber. The only thing keeping me from pulling the trigger on this is the fact that my AT&t went down so I tried to use my phone as a hotspot and the connection was really slow. Obviously the T-Mobile modem will be superior to my phone as a hotspot and it was weird that my laptop was so slow when my phone is showing so fast on speed test.
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it's gonna be area dependent but I get 500-700Mbps download, around 50Mbps upload
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We purchase one awhile back during the $25 promo. It's technically registered to my home address, but we have it at our vacation home and it hasn't been any issue with the location difference.
But now thinking I want to have one from my home as my current internet is getting expensive and unreliable.
We purchase one awhile back during the $25 promo. It's technically registered to my home address, but we have it at our vacation home and it hasn't been any issue with the location difference.
But now thinking I want to have one from my home as my current internet is getting expensive and unreliable.
I was with them for more than a decade, and they became increasingly difficult to deal with if there were any problems. Most of their 'support' is overseas with difficult to understand accents. They consistently overcharged and underdelivered in every possible way.
I finally kicked them to the curb when despite endless calls to support and corporate, they just couldn't give me access online to my account. Excuse after stupid excuse, but no access, and thus no streaming deals, no way to change plans, get a new phone, NOTHING.
They got real responsive for about a minute when I called to get a PIN to port my number out. Just an awful outfit to deal with. Be cautious.
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This is the game we all have to play to keep costs down. Jump around to different wireless carriers to take advantage of all the home internet promos. I stick to Verizon FIOS for $55/month since it's available in my area and I need the same 300 download/upload, but if you're on a tight budget, gotta play the game
I was with them for more than a decade, and they became increasingly difficult to deal with if there were any problems. Most of their 'support' is overseas with difficult to understand accents. They consistently overcharged and underdelivered in every possible way.
I finally kicked them to the curb when despite endless calls to support and corporate, they just couldn't give me access online to my account. Excuse after stupid excuse, but no access, and thus no streaming deals, no way to change plans, get a new phone, NOTHING.
They got real responsive for about a minute when I called to get a PIN to port my number out. Just an awful outfit to deal with. Be cautious.
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