Anonymous

Apply for existing lines?

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Anonymous

Yes //@Anonymous: Apply for existing lines?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Preparation

Never

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Anonymous

Get four lines for $25 each per month, plus taxes and fees with autopay on T-Mobile Essentials. Existing customers who already have four lines (or want four lines) can also swap to this new offer. Got (or need) more than four lines? Every additional line after four can be added for just $20 more a line, up to six lines. //@anonymous: Apply for existing lines?

5 years ago Up 3 | Reply

Anonymous

Excerpt from terms and conditions...

existing customers who switch may lose certain benefits and monthly device credits.   //@anonymous: Apply for existing lines?

5 years ago Up 3 | Reply

Anonymous

Contract agreement needed?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

How about 3 lines?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Easy just tell someone to hop on to your line and spread the bill by 1/4. //@Anonymous: How about 3 lines?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Why you need unlimited plan during the pandemic stay at home?

5 years ago Up 4 | Reply

Anonymous

Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

5 years ago Up 3 | Reply

Anonymous

its like 4 lines $135 with tax and surcharge

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Anonymous

I was told 6 lines for $135 plus tax and fees //@anonymous: its like 4 lines $135 with tax and surcharge

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

I called and was told it would cost about $180 after tax and fees in NY

5 years ago Up 5 | Reply

Anonymous

Seems just for first month, then $40/month. //@Anonymous: Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

5 years ago Up 2 | Reply

Anonymous

join to party pay,4 of 100 $25 each //@anonymous: Seems just for first month, then $40/month. //@Anonymous: Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Visible's call latency is pretty high at 110ms vs tmobile's 31ms.
//@Anonymous: Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

5 years ago Up 2 | Reply

Anonymous

need to plus tax and fees. that's the catch

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Anonymous

Deal might be good but let me share a real story so you guys can make sound decision.

I have been with Tmobile for more than a decade and i can say, the service is not that great. Since last year, it has been horrible with frequent signal drops, calls going directly to voicemail etc. Opened multiple 2nd level tickets with their support but no one actually calls you back or resolves the issue. Its still the same.

Recently, one of their affiliate (authorized store) did a fraud on my account by doing a SIM swap on my cell without any authorization or checking any id. Gave my SIM access to a hacker who then went in and used 2 factor authentication to hack into my email and then into my other financial accounts. All because of Tmobile's fault and internal fraud.

Guess what, Tmobile wont take any responsibility, wont pay for any damages caused by hacker nor would give any details about the fraud or hacker unless police requests those details.

After 10+ years, I have decided to move on since Tmobile does not seem to care or protect their customers or customer's information, rather they try to cover their employees / affiliates so that they dont have to pay for any damages.

Simply, not worth the trust anymore.

Good luck!!

5 years ago Up 3 | Reply

Anonymous

I have not faced any of such problems as informed by the previous message. Never faced any dropped calls or calls going to vcmail or any crazy account activities. I am happy with Tmo and will continue with them after coming off ATT's atrocious plans..

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

you are an at&t spy !! haha

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Essentials are not very good. Better to stay with SC if you can.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

I moved to T-M after 10 yrs with ATT. I am happy with the move!!! //@Anonymous: Deal might be good but let me share a real story so you guys can make sound decision.

I have been with Tmobile for more than a decade and i can say, the service is not that great. Since last year, it has been horrible with frequent signal drops, calls going directly to voicemail etc. Opened multiple 2nd level tickets with their support but no one actually calls you back or resolves the issue. Its still the same.

Recently, one of their affiliate (authorized store) did a fraud on my account by doing a SIM swap on my cell without any authorization or checking any id. Gave my SIM access to a hacker who then went in and used 2 factor authentication to hack into my email and then into my other financial accounts. All because of Tmobile's fault and internal fraud.

Guess what, Tmobile wont take any responsibility, wont pay for any damages caused by hacker nor would give any details about the fraud or hacker unless police requests those details.

After 10+ years, I have decided to move on since Tmobile does not seem to care or protect their customers or customer's information, rather they try to cover their employees / affiliates so that they dont have to pay for any damages.

Simply, not worth the trust anymore.

Good luck!!

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Anonymous

From visible, I moved to Mint. And to my surprise, I do not have call drop yet in Mint. While Visible was notorious in DC metro. //@anonymous: Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

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Anonymous

Where is the $100/4 lines

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Drink couple of beers everyday and thinking about saving in tmobile bill.which is 100 per month for 4 people //@anonymous: From visible, I moved to Mint. And to my surprise, I do not have call drop yet in Mint. While Visible was notorious in DC metro. //@anonymous: Have Visible, verizon network $25 unlimited everything. Never going back to the spotty TMo network.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Did the rebate thing last year. Costco messed up a step in the process and it took me so many calls and almost a year to get the rebate back. Very painful.

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Anonymous

Do you need to add new line?

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Anonymous

believe so //@Anonymous: Do you need to add new line?

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

My rebate came in on time and without any issues. Very satisfied. //@Anonymous: Did the rebate thing last year. Costco messed up a step in the process and it took me so many calls and almost a year to get the rebate back. Very painful.

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Anonymous

You can add a line for free, and use this line to get the 50% off discount on device purchase.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Adding a new line is not free. You need to keep it alive for at least 6-8 weeks before you receive the rebate. //@Anonymous: You can add a line for free, and use this line to get the 50% off discount on device purchase.

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Anonymous

Call in TMobile customer service to ask for adding a link for free. //@anonymous: Adding a new line is not free. You need to keep it alive for at least 6-8 weeks before you receive the rebate. //@Anonymous: You can add a line for free, and use this line to get the 50% off discount on device purchase.

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Anonymous

Also I bet you cannot unlock this phone soon

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

All Tmo phones with full plans are unlocked, even if a rebate is offered. //@Anonymous: Also I bet you cannot unlock this phone soon

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

I went to costco today, and I was told that I have to trade in my phone to get this offer.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Activation part is not clear. Is it required device activation or new line activation? Seems like its not applicable to existing lines without trade in.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

if you don't add a new line, you need to trade in. this is not showing in the description

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Anonymous

Does this work for macbook pro 2020. I have only type C adapter not USB on macbook.

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Anonymous

Great deal!

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Are these unlocked phones?

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Anonymous

No, you have to activate online with Boost. //@Anonymous: Are these unlocked phones?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

These are typically locked phone, you have to be on the network for 6-12 months before they will unlock it. //@Anonymous: Are these unlocked phones?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

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Anonymous

Nokia has always made good and durable phones //@anonymous: Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

May be the last phone from Nokia. Keep it and sell it after 50 years. //@Anonymous: Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

They are now leading 5G along with Ericsson at least i’m western countries. //@anonymous: Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

5 years ago Up 2 | Reply

Anonymous

Crappy phone. You can find alot other better for $200 range. //@anonymous: Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

5 years ago Up 3 | Reply

Anonymous

the specs look great for 200$..its a much better brand than something like umidigi or something

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

This phone is probably made by HMD global. This is the company: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMD_Global

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

Love it. Great deal for $200

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Anonymous

In for one

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Screen resolution is only 720x1600, not even 1080p.

5 years ago Up 0 | Reply

Anonymous

check out reviews for Nokia 6.2, then you know this is a bad deal.

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Anonymous

this is a good deal. $199 for an Android 10 phone which is ready for Android 11.

//@Anonymous: check out reviews for Nokia 6.2, then you know this is a bad deal.

5 years ago Up 1 | Reply

Anonymous

Nokia Oyj Finland based, which engages in network, IP, 5G infrastructure developments. Nokia (HMD), a divison of Foxconn, who now makes Nokia brand mobile phones. They are totally two different companies. //@anonymous: They are now leading 5G along with Ericsson at least i’m western countries. //@anonymous: Nokia still exists? Anything good about this one?

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