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T-Mobile’s Latest Home Internet Deal Gets You One Month of Service — Plus AirPods 4 or Up to $200 Back
The wireless carrier known for their phone plans is now hoping to win over home internet customers too.
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T-Mobile has long been a leader in the mobile space, with competitive phone plans and monthly perks for subscribers, but the wireless carrier is hoping to win over home internet customers, offering plans starting at just $35/month with Autopay and a voice line.
Customers can get T-Mobile 5G Home Internet service from just $35/month when you sign up for AutoPay and bundle it with a voice line. What’s more, customers can get a pair of Apple AirPods 4* on T-Mobile or receive up to $200 via virtual prepaid card**. Plus, get a month of service on T-Mobile***.
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I’ve been using T-Mobile 5G Home Internet for the last five years, and I love the fast and reliable connection, powered by America’s largest 5G network (now available to more than 70 million households across the country, per latest T-Mobile reporting). Everything runs through the T-Mobile high-performance premium 5G Gateway. There’s no fancy setup or rental charge required. And the Gateway’s plug-and-surf capability had me online in 15 minutes.
Everything can also be monitored via the T-Life app, which is the same app customers can use to manage their phone plans, customer perks and more. Just like most of T-Mobile’s phone plans, there is no data cap or usage limit for home internet subscribers. You can surf, stream and download content without the fear of overage fees.
T-Mobile’s Rely plan, starting at $35/month (w/AutoPay and a voice line, plus taxes & fees), is a great deal to get you online. While competitors have similar plans, many of them cap your internet usage and you run the risk of incurring extra charges. T-Mobile also offers a 5-Year Price Guarantee, which protects your plan from any price hikes for five years (exclusions like taxes and fees apply).
Plus, get a pair of AirPods 4* or up to $200 back**. And get a month of service on T-Mobile***. See full details here.
T-Mobile’s fall internet offer comes on the heels of a big summer push by the carrier, which launched a “250 Reasons” to switch to T-Mobile campaign, timed with America’s 250th birthday. The campaign cited everything from cheap phone plans and consistent speeds to entertainment perks as just some of the reasons for customers to make the switch.
*AirPods: Allow 3 weeks from rebate submission. **Up to $200: Allow 7 weeks from rebate submission. ***Month on Us: via bill credit; plus tax.
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