#Tmobile 4 lines for free#
#Tmobile 4 lines free#

Manning said the lower cost should cut into T-Mobile's average revenue per user. He added that the promotional plan is $40 less than the current most comparable T-Mobile offer, which provides 3GB per line on a four-line plan. T-Mobile's other recent offers, such as the ETF-fee and music-streaming offers, were made permanent. Kevin Manning, an analyst for BMO Capital Markets, said in a note Monday that he thinks the promotion will have limited success in attracting new subscribers because the extra-data deal will eventually run out at the end of 2015. That limit became harder to reach when T-Mobile said last month it would no longer count streaming music data from the most popular services against its customers' cellular data limits. T-Mobile doesn't employ data caps on its plans, but it will slow down the connection speed once customers hit their high-speed limit. 'We know that this is one of the busiest shopping seasons in the year,' Mike Katz, a T-Mobile vice president of marketing, told CNET last week, 'and we expect that this is going to be a really, really popular, powerful option for customers in the market.We have really high expectations for this.' The company said the promotion is available for both current and new customers. Other carriers have cut prices and shook up their plans to better compete with T-Mobile.Ĭustomers can sign up for the new deal through September, and the boosted high-speed data lasts all the way until the end of 2015. The efforts have been effective in bringing in new users, but have also been costly for the company. The carrier, the fourth-largest in the nation by subscriber base, has been aggressively working to increase its customer base through a handful of offers, such as paying for customers' early termination fees to get out of their cell phone contracts with rival carriers. The promotion could help T-Mobile continue to capture more customers, especially amid the school-shopping frenzy. In a blog post introducing the promotion, T-Mobile CEO John Legere took the opportunity to take shots at AT&T, as he's done repeatedly before, saying it 'infuriates' him that his rival is selling its plan for $60 more to 'hardworking families who could use that money for more important things.'ĪT&T spokesman Mark Siegel said his company declined to comment about the post. On the Magenta MAX 55+ plan, third and fourth lines are 45 per line. T-Mobile CEO: Fiery words on Amazon's Fire Phone and more On the Magenta 55+ plan, third and fourth lines are 35 per line per month with AutoPay.T-Mobile profited from bogus fees for premium messages, FTC says.T-Mobile may soon offer installment plans for accessories.T-Mobile CEO reiterates innocence, slams FTC for 'sensationalizing'.

#Tmobile 4 lines free#

A maximum of 1 free line may be added per account for this promotion.

All lines must remain active to continue receiving bill credits. You must activate the appropriate number of voice lines during the promotional period.Essentials) will receive credits for the monthly service price of their line but will be responsible for all applicable taxes and fees. Customers on plans with additional taxes and fees (e.g. The bill credit will be applied monthly to the line activated during the promotional period.

#Tmobile 4 lines for free#

Existing customers with only one voice line are eligible: Activate at least 2 additional voice lines on a qualifying Essentials, Magenta, Magenta MAX, Business Unlimited Select (1-5), Business Unlimited Advanced (1-5), or Business Unlimited Ultimate (1-5) plan to get one of the lines for free via monthly bill credits.

New customers – Activate at least 3 voice lines on an eligible Essentials, Magenta, Magenta MAX, Business Unlimited Select (1-5), Business Unlimited Advanced (1-5), or Business Unlimited Ultimate (1-5) plan and get the 3rd voice line on the plan for free via monthly bill credits.

To qualify for a free voice line, you must: