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T-Mobile - Get 4 lines of unlimited for just $35 each

(Taxes, fees included + Netflix)
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T-Mobile Coupons
T-Mobile has limited time offer: Get 4 lines of unlimited for just $35 each (+ Netflix).
  • Unlimited talk, text, and data.
  • Netflix at no extra charge.
  • Taxes & fees included.
  • Texting & data abroad.
  • Stream unlimited entertainment
  • In-flight texting + 1 hour of data.
  • Unlimited in Mexico & Canada.
  • Mobile hotspot data included.

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Posted August 24, 2018 at 10:19 AM EDT
by cheetah


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By anonymous on 08/27/2018, 12:33 PM EDT
T-Mobile sucks more than my vacuum cleaner

By anonymous on 08/26/2018, 01:17 PM EDT
I just called t-mobile , this plan only for new customer and isn’t 4G LTE also isn’t free personal hotspot

By anonymous on 08/25/2018, 11:32 PM EDT
only for new account, not for existing account.

By anonymous on 08/25/2018, 11:21 AM EDT
Lol seriously... cricket better than T-Mobile, got be joke of the year //@anonymous: You are absolutely right. People are fooled by $10 Netflix cost. I used to be with T-Mobile around 3 years ago and switched to cricket. Believe me faster internet, reception is much better than TMobile, and $100 per month for 4 lines. Never come back to TMobile. //@Anonymous: never understood why people lining up for a crappy deal while outlets like Mint and others can give you a much better deal i.e. $15 vs $35 per line

By anonymous on 08/25/2018, 08:43 AM EDT
You are absolutely right. People are fooled by $10 Netflix cost. I used to be with T-Mobile around 3 years ago and switched to cricket. Believe me faster internet, reception is much better than TMobile, and $100 per month for 4 lines. Never come back to TMobile. //@Anonymous: never understood why people lining up for a crappy deal while outlets like Mint and others can give you a much better deal i.e. $15 vs $35 per line

By anonymous on 08/25/2018, 01:42 AM EDT
When to start this promotion?

By cheetah on 08/24/2018, 08:58 PM EDT
Thanks for your comments. //@Anonymous: I try and answer the questions here on Dealsea and I've noticed that dealsea doesn't bother posting my comments anymore.

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 08:04 PM EDT
$15 at mint gives you unlimited call and text, 2GB high speed. $35 at T-mobile gives you unlimited call and text, 50GB high speed, unlimited 3G mobile hotspot, global data roaming at 2G speed. //@Anonymous: never understood why people lining up for a crappy deal while outlets like Mint and others can give you a much better deal i.e. $15 vs $35 per line

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 08:02 PM EDT
$15 has no unlimited 4G nor NETFLIX //@Anonymous: never understood why people lining up for a crappy deal while outlets like Mint and others can give you a much better deal i.e. $15 vs $35 per line

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 07:56 PM EDT
I try and answer the questions here on Dealsea and I've noticed that dealsea doesn't bother posting my comments anymore.

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 07:24 PM EDT
Get 4 lines of unlimited for just $35 each.

Limited time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit and plan required. Credit may take up to 2 bill cycles; cancel any of the paid lines and credits will stop. $5 more/line w/o Autopay. Limit 1 free line per account. Netflix: Offer subject to change. Receive Netflix Standard 2-screen (up to $10.99/month value) while you maintain 2+ qualifying T-Mobile ONE lines in good standing. Netflix account & compatible device required. Value may be applied to different Netflix streaming plans. Not redeemable or refundable for cash; cannot be exchanged for Netflix gift subscriptions. Cancel Netflix anytime. Netflix Terms of Use apply: www.netflix.com/termsofuse. 1 offer per T-Mobile account; may take 1-2 bill cycles. Like all plans, features may change or be discontinued at any time; see T-Mobile Terms and Conditions at T-Mobile.com for details. //@Anonymous: Where is the information for one free line? Thank you //@anonymous: What is the price for 8 lines total?

First 4 line is $140 and the next 3 lines is 20X3=$60 and tmobile website says 1 free line.

Does that mean $200 for 8 lines? Sounds like a good deal.

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 06:36 PM EDT
never understood why people lining up for a crappy deal while outlets like Mint and others can give you a much better deal i.e. $15 vs $35 per line

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 06:03 PM EDT
Where is the information for one free line? Thank you //@anonymous: What is the price for 8 lines total?

First 4 line is $140 and the next 3 lines is 20X3=$60 and tmobile website says 1 free line.

Does that mean $200 for 8 lines? Sounds like a good deal.

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 05:24 PM EDT
Called. NEW customer only //@Anonymous: whats the catch? Is this the dressed down plan?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 04:07 PM EDT
What is the price for 8 lines total?

First 4 line is $140 and the next 3 lines is 20X3=$60 and tmobile website says 1 free line.

Does that mean $200 for 8 lines? Sounds like a good deal.

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 03:54 PM EDT
5 Lines $135+ taxes Good deal //@Anonymous: $20 extra per line //@Anonymous: does anyone know what it costs for line 5 and 6?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 03:27 PM EDT
called, after 30 minutes on the phone, they say it starts on Sep 8th //@Anonymous: will this work for existing customers?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 03:25 PM EDT
will this work for existing customers?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 11:45 AM EDT
If you are a costco member you will get buy one get$680 on samsung s9, s8plus and note 8 phones

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 11:42 AM EDT
IF >= 8 lines, price is $30 //@Anonymous: does anyone know what it costs for line 5 and 6?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 11:42 AM EDT
$20 extra per line //@Anonymous: does anyone know what it costs for line 5 and 6?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 11:35 AM EDT
does anyone know what it costs for line 5 and 6?

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 11:01 AM EDT
Excellent deal!

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 10:58 AM EDT
Very good deal!

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 10:36 AM EDT
Probably, the catches are: streaming at 480p and hotspots speed at 3G (so kinda useless really).

By anonymous on 08/24/2018, 10:22 AM EDT
whats the catch? Is this the dressed down plan?

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