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Run Your Hollywood Empire From Home With T-Mobile’s Limited-Time Internet Offer
Customers who sign up for the carrier's 5G Home Internet will receive their first month on them plus up to $200 back — here's how to claim the deal online.
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While there’s been plenty of buzz around T-Mobile, a new home internet offer has now entered the mix. For a limited time, the carrier is enticing shoppers to switch to T-Mobile 5G Home Internet with up to $200 back via virtual prepaid card, on top of a month of 5G home internet on them.1
GET MONTH ON THEM + UP TO $200 BACK
Here’s how it works. Customers who switch from their current internet service provider to T-Mobile 5G Home Internet will receive their first month on them and up to $200 back based on their selected plan.1 T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet offerings — and their corresponding gift card values — are as follows:
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Rely (reliable, affordable home internet with fast speeds; low cost): $50/month2 or $35/month with voice line & AutoPay2
- Get one month on them + $100 back1
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Amplified (fastest speeds): $60/month2 or $45/month with voice line & AutoPay2
- Get one month on them + $100 back1
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All-In (advanced cyber security, 24/7 Tech Support, Hulu and Paramount+ along with a Wi-Fi mesh extender; best value with over $480/year in included benefits): $70/month2 or $55/month2 with voice line & AutoPay
- Get one month on them + $200 back1
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In addition to this limited-time promotion, T-Mobile is prioritizing ease for customers when switching providers, offering to pay off any incurred early termination fees up to $750 via virtual prepaid card.3 Plus, with its five-year price guarantee, customers who sign up now will have their 5G internet rate guaranteed for five years.4 There are also no monthly equipment fees or annual contracts.
Visit t-mobile.com/home-internet for a full breakdown of each home internet plan — Rely, Amplified and All-In — and click here to take advantage of these offers before it’s too late. Try T-Mobile 5G Home Internet for 15 days to see if it works for you — or get your money back.5
Related: T-Mobile Deepens Its Promise of Fastest 5G Internet With Same-Day Delivery, Powered by DoorDash
1. Month on Us: with bill credit; plus tax. Money Back: via virtual prepaid card. Allow seven weeks from rebate submission.
2. Plus taxes and fees.
3. Allow 14 weeks from rebate submission.
4. Exclusions like taxes and fees apply.
5. Redeem within 30 days of qualifying cancellation.
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