even more plus

rules!

Go to T-Mobile on Sunday and you will have all your questions answered.

This is really cool, but what happens to people like me on a family plan. Will the price also be cheaper for us to switch to these new plans?

How are so many of you missing the point that is being made. Yes you can go in to any store and buy the phone straight up but those of us that do not live with Mommy and Daddy and have bills do not have $500 or more to drop at one time. Unless I am buying a new gun I never have that much cash at once to spend especially on a phone. The point is that you can evenly distribute the price of the phone over 20 months or just pay it off fast. it would be awesome to have the choice of paying all or part of the phone off over time so that I could actually afford it.

definitely switching from a flexpay mytouch plan. lol. 60 bucks a month down from 100+? sooo down. and cheaper phones? sooooooo down.

there should be still annual contracts
on the last picture from bgr there is:
“feature require for 1 or 2 year pricing”

i bet its the annual/biannual contracts not eip since 20 months is not 2 years

How is this anything remotely like “dropping their annual contracts”? You can walk into any cell phone store and buy a phone at full price without a contract. I don’t understand.

Still doesn’t make up for the lack of 3g in my area. At least it might make it easier for me to jump ship to Verizon and get a Droid ;)

great news! for us consumers!

sucks to be a t-mo salesperson i bet… :( gotta cut into commissions etc somehow

i’m w/ sprint – i’m hoping they follow suit (although, t-mo is probably just responding to sprint’s latest moves)

I’m going to wait and see, at the moment I’m on a family plan with my girlfriend and it’s around $150 a month. That’s like 400 shared minutes, unlimited text and data (using the Android data plans for both phones). Hopefully they will offer a family plan version of this that will allow me to save a few bucks and enjoy unlimited talk.

Even still, I could just get two of these plans and pay the $10 fee for the extra line and still save money. I’m happy, thanks T-mobile! :]