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Select Locations: T-Mobile Fiber Home Internet: 1Gig $50/mo, 2Gig $70/mo, 300Mbps

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T-Mobile Fiber (in Select Locations; Check Availability) is offering Customers w/ New Qualifying Fiber Internet Line: Fiber-Optic Home Internet Plans starting from $35/month w/ Auto Pay (plus Taxes & Fees) with prices listed below.

Thanks to Staff Member VioletHaddock489 for sharing this deal.

Note: Pricing based on estimated location; may vary by verified service address.

Available Offers: (w/ Auto Pay)
  • Fiber 300 Mbps: $35/month
    • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
    • Not transferrable
    • Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
  • Fiber 1 Gig: $50/month
    • Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
    • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
    • Not transferrable
    • Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
    • 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
      • Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($70/mo. for 1 Gig)
  • Fiber 2 Gig: $70/month
    • Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
    • 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
      • Order qualifying new T-Mobile Fiber (1 Gig plan or higher)
      • Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($80/mo. for 2 Gig)
    • $100 via Virtual Prepaid Card:
      • Value of card will be charged back on your final bill if service is cancelled within 180 days of installation (50% if cancelled within 364 days of installation)
      • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line activation 2 Gig plan required
      • Order by 10/31/26 and service installation by 11/15/26
      • No cash access or recurring payments
      • Can be used where Debit Mastercard is accepted online, for phone/mail orders, or in stores that accept mobile wallet
      • Valid: up to 6 months; unused funds will forfeit after the valid through date.
      • Line with promo must be active and in good standing when card is issued

Editor's Notes

Written by NgocOutSavings | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Plus applicable taxes & fees.
    • Limited-time; subject to change.
    • Max 1 offer/account
    • If you have cancelled Internet lines in past 90 days, you may need to reactivate them first.
    • May not be combined with other offers, discounts, or promotion (e.g., Price Guarantee)
    • Return each device undamaged or fee may apply.
    • AutoPay discount: while using AutoPay with bank account or debit card, otherwise $10 more/line/mo. May not be reflected on first bill.
    • T-Mobile Tuesdays: Qualifying plan required. Visit T-Mobile Tuesdays in the T-Life app for details.
    • Additional offer details: refer to T-Mobile Fiber Internet Plans
    • T-Mobile Fiber Residential Terms and Conditions (including arbitration provision)
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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T-Mobile Fiber (in Select Locations; Check Availability) is offering Customers w/ New Qualifying Fiber Internet Line: Fiber-Optic Home Internet Plans starting from $35/month w/ Auto Pay (plus Taxes & Fees) with prices listed below.

Thanks to Staff Member VioletHaddock489 for sharing this deal.

Note: Pricing based on estimated location; may vary by verified service address.

Available Offers: (w/ Auto Pay)
  • Fiber 300 Mbps: $35/month
    • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
    • Not transferrable
    • Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
  • Fiber 1 Gig: $50/month
    • Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
    • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
    • Not transferrable
    • Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
    • 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
      • Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($70/mo. for 1 Gig)
  • Fiber 2 Gig: $70/month
    • Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
    • 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
      • Order qualifying new T-Mobile Fiber (1 Gig plan or higher)
      • Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($80/mo. for 2 Gig)
    • $100 via Virtual Prepaid Card:
      • Value of card will be charged back on your final bill if service is cancelled within 180 days of installation (50% if cancelled within 364 days of installation)
      • Qualifying new Fiber Internet line activation 2 Gig plan required
      • Order by 10/31/26 and service installation by 11/15/26
      • No cash access or recurring payments
      • Can be used where Debit Mastercard is accepted online, for phone/mail orders, or in stores that accept mobile wallet
      • Valid: up to 6 months; unused funds will forfeit after the valid through date.
      • Line with promo must be active and in good standing when card is issued

Editor's Notes

Written by NgocOutSavings | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Plus applicable taxes & fees.
    • Limited-time; subject to change.
    • Max 1 offer/account
    • If you have cancelled Internet lines in past 90 days, you may need to reactivate them first.
    • May not be combined with other offers, discounts, or promotion (e.g., Price Guarantee)
    • Return each device undamaged or fee may apply.
    • AutoPay discount: while using AutoPay with bank account or debit card, otherwise $10 more/line/mo. May not be reflected on first bill.
    • T-Mobile Tuesdays: Qualifying plan required. Visit T-Mobile Tuesdays in the T-Life app for details.
    • Additional offer details: refer to T-Mobile Fiber Internet Plans
    • T-Mobile Fiber Residential Terms and Conditions (including arbitration provision)
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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T-Mobile Fiber is a straightforward home internet option best known for low introductory pricing on 1 gig and 2 gig service, with some installs also including free eero hardware, gift cards, and multi year price locks. The fiber service is often described as symmetrical, fast enough for streaming, gaming, Zoom, and heavy uploads, and some installs even over provision above the advertised speed. The main concerns are availability, CGNAT on some setups, and uncertainty about whether price locks will hold. Installation can also involve trenching or drilling, so local build quality matters.

Common Questions (5)

  • The fiber service is symmetrical on the standard plans, and the 300 Mbps tier has been reported to speed up to about 500 Mbps in practice. The 2Gb plan is not always symmetrical on every network build: some installs provide 2Gb down with 1Gb up, while newer builds have reported full 2Gb up and down or even slight overprovisioning.

  • Some signups include a stated 5-year or 10-year price lock, but the lock has been questioned because T-Mobile can reportedly change service names or otherwise alter billing terms. The practical takeaway is to verify the exact written terms before relying on the promo price long term.

  • It can work well for streaming, Zoom, and general telework, but gaming and authentication-heavy work setups have been reported as problematic on some T-Mobile home internet setups. Newer fiber installs may be better than 5G home internet, but one higher-up reportedly said the fiber service was not ready for gaming yet.

  • The service can use CGNAT by default, which is a dealbreaker for some users. A static public IP is reportedly available for about $10/month, and requesting a bridged router can disable CGNAT and provide a free IPv4 address, though IPv6 is then disabled.

  • Installation usually involves running fiber from the neighborhood hub to the home, which can require trenching or underground conduit work and sometimes drilling into a wall or garage for the ONT. In some neighborhoods the crew used junction boxes and underground tubing, with minimal yard disruption beyond the entry point.

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Sep 11, 2026 1:16 AM
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Quote from iShopper View quoted comment :
Why would I want this when I have AT&T and Spectrum offering unlimited for $80 per month? Why would home data be limited?

It's not data limit, it's data speed. 1 gig = 1gbps/sec. Their internet has no cap as to amount you use. I go through several terabytes each week.
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Is the gateway they give acts like a modem only? Can I plug it to my personal router?

I'm thinking of getting it for a couple of months to reset my $80/mo Frontier bill, new customers pay only $40/mo.
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Quote from Sam4u View quoted comment :
Not available in most places... Plus T-Mobile has been pretty anti-consumer recently (i.e. not honoring their price locks and price guarantee) So i am not sure how good of a deal this is. AT&T has 1gb for $50 bucks +200 back as cash card. Sounds like a better deal to me...
They recently have raised the cellphone plan's monthly charges for many old plans they had. I am a customer from past more than 15 years and were 'grandfathered' whenever they changed the plans until last month where I received an email and text from them for raising my bill for the cellphones I have, so now am paying $20/month more.
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Quote from TalA9559 View quoted comment :
Is the gateway they give acts like a modem only? Can I plug it to my personal router? I'm thinking of getting it for a couple of months to reset my $80/mo Frontier bill, new customers pay only $40/mo.
Just call and ask for any available retention offers has worked 9 out of 10 times for me
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Quote from WineWomenSong View quoted comment :
I highly doubt that...this will be similar to a gas line...you pick your provider regardless of who owns the line
It's called paying the city a franchise fee and technically I have the choice of 3 hardwired ISPs that all have their own infrastructure.
heck no to dsl centurystink though but a frontier fiber is coming to Fargo next.
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Quote from FeistyPencil663 View quoted comment :
I don't recommend their 5G home Internet.(it suggests that if fiber isn't available) Doesn't play well with work from home authentication and gaming is super laggy. And I have a cell tower a few blocks from my house and still had issues
Agreed, I was told by a higher up on t- mobile that is not ready for gaming as of yet.
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StrongHeat793Sep 11, 2026 11:31 AM
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I would really like to get t fiber but apparently because I have a business account opened with my ssn, I can't sign up for a postpaid account. It's unclear on whether closing the business account would let me open a personal account, but I don't really want to do that for the foreseeable future anyhow... I'm kinda surprised there isn't an alternative
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Anyone know how ots TMs compare to FIOS??
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Quote from bothanspy View quoted comment :
Fwiw, we signed up well in advance of T-Mobile even digging the lines in the neighborhood. We got $70/month for 2GB with a price lock for 10 years
Do not trust T-Mobile for price lock. They can change the name of the internet service and make you make more.
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Quote from kkkus View quoted comment :
Yes, at least for Aurora, Colorado I don't see how we can have fiber in existing neighborhoods without digging up streets and good luck with that. I think Aurora might be stuck with coax forever. If there was a fiber provider, ANY fiber provider, I would say please switch to it as long as the pricing is competitive.
In my neighborhood of Aurora, they have started the ground work of installing T-Fiber. I pre-ordered and am waiting for them to go live.
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T-Mobile bought out Metronet. I signed up for Metronet when I bought my house 3 years ago and have been very happy with the service.

$70/month gets you 1Gbps symmetrical speeds on CGNAT. They provide you with a "free" Eero 2pk mesh for 1 year (mine was the 6E pro), but then start charging you for the Eero hardware. I already had my own equipment, so I was able to return it at no cost.

$10 extra per month will get you a static public IP, so you can host your own server (I use it to host a Minecraft server for the family).

FYI, the 2Gb plan isn't 2Gbps symmetrical. It's 2gig download, but only 1gig upload. At least, that's how it is with Metronet.
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Quote from TomP2629 View quoted comment :
Agree with that statement. I actually filed an fcc complaint about no longer getting the best phone deals same as new customers on gogo 5g plus. Used to be a great company... now useless.
Agree. After their Sprint buyout, they went downhill fast.
Been a TMobile customer for 10+ years, ready to transfer elsewhere, it's been year over year noticeably worse.
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How do I check it's available in nj my area
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Quote from MAK1981 View quoted comment :
Agree. After their Sprint buyout, they went downhill fast. Been a TMobile customer for 10+ years, ready to transfer elsewhere, it's been year over year noticeably worse.
Yeah but who would you transfer to? They're all just as bad or worst, Verizon, ATT costs more still even with the increase in price at TMobile.

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Quote from Sam4u View quoted comment :
Not available in most places... Plus T-Mobile has been pretty anti-consumer recently (i.e. not honoring their price locks and price guarantee) So i am not sure how good of a deal this is. AT&T has 1gb for $50 bucks +200 back as cash card. Sounds like a better deal to me...
Not every neighborhood has the option to get AT&T
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