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T-Mobile Offering Up to $300 Back on Home Internet: Here’s How to Claim the Deal Online
For a limited time, customers who sign up for one of T-Mobile’s 5G home internet plans will receive up to $300 via virtual prepaid card.
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T-Mobile is bringing back one of its best home internet offers ever. The carrier is enticing shoppers to switch to T-Mobile 5G Home Internet with up to $300 back via virtual prepaid card, on top of a month of internet on them via bill credit[1].
Here’s how it works. Customers who switch from their current internet service provider to T-Mobile 5G Home Internet will get up to $300 back based on the selected plan. T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet offerings are as follows:
- Rely (reliable, affordable home internet with fast speeds; low cost): $35/month (with AutoPay; plus taxes & fees and voice line) + $100 back
- Amplified (fastest speeds): $45/month (with AutoPay; plus taxes & fees and voice line) + $200 back
- 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): $55/month (with AutoPay; plus taxes & fees and voice line) + $300 back[2]
Customers will receive their gift card via Virtual Prepaid Card within 14 weeks of rebate submission.
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In addition to its limited-time up to $300 offer, 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. Plus, with its 5-year price guarantee, customers who sign up now will have their 5G internet rate guaranteed for five years. Exclusions like taxes & fees apply.
Visit t-mobile.com 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[3]. And for even more insight, The Hollywood Reporter did a comparison between traditional cable internet, 5G home internet and fiber — read it here.
1. Up to $300: Via virtual prepaid card when you activate a qualifying new Home Internet line online. Available for digital activations ($100: Rely; $200: Amplified; $300: All-In), not available in retail. Allow 14 weeks from rebate submission.
2. Delivered via 5G Cellular network: speeds vary due to factors affecting local cellular network characteristics and management. Rely: During congestion, customers on this plan may notice speeds lower than other customers and further reduction if using >1.2TB/mo., due to data prioritization. Savings with $15 monthly bill credit. Credits may take up to 2 bill cycles; credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans. Up to $300: Via virtual prepaid card when you activate a qualifying new Home Internet line online. Available for digital activations ($100: Rely; $200: Amplified; $300: All-In), not available in retail. Allow 14 weeks from rebate submission.
3. Limited time. Subject to change. $35 device connection charge due at sale. Up to $750: Qualifying credit, Internet Service Provider Early Termination Fee, and new Home or Business Internet service required. ISP’s ETF, up to $750, paid via virtual prepaid Mastercard, which you can use online or in-store via accepted mobile payment apps; no cash access & expires in 6 months. Submit proof of ETF & 90+ days in good standing w/ ISP within 60 days of new Internet service activation. We might ask for more information. One offer per eligible address; max 5/account. T-Mobile Virtual Prepaid Mastercard is a rebate for the new service; for any tax implications, consult a tax advisor. Cards issued by Sunrise Banks N.A., Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard is a registered trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated. This card may be used everywhere Debit Mastercard is accepted. Registration, activation, acceptance, or use of this card constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions stated in the Prepaid Card Agreement. This promotion is not associated, sponsored, or endorsed by Mastercard or Sunrise Banks N.A. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts. T-Mobile, the T logo, Magenta and the magenta color are registered trademarks of Deutsche Telekom AG.
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