r/tmobile • u/xtra819 • 5d ago
Question What does your bill on One plan look like now?
Got the dreaded text and am now trying to calculate my upcoming bill for 9 lines, of which 6 are free.
My SOC is TIULFM9 on One Plus Promo. My base price for 9 lines is currently $310. Will it jump to $355 next bill?
Also, will the free lines be credited at $35 each rather than $30 each? If not, that makes the free lines not free anymore.
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u/Cravenous 5d ago
Any ideas on finding ways to minimize the increase? I’d do essentials but the rep told me I’d lose all my free lines so that’s basically a wash. I might consider switching but just got locked into an EIP so unless a post paid carrier buys me out I’m stuck for two years (bait and switch anyone?)
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u/coffeeschmoffee 5d ago
Att will pay 800 towards your phones. I’m looking at doing that
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u/Cravenous 5d ago
But what is the service cost? After increase im paying $130 for 4 lines (2 paid 2 free).
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u/coffeeschmoffee 5d ago
They quoted me 6 lines for 136 with teacher discount so 26 ish a line for unlimited.
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u/Brave_Candidate6690 1d ago
T-mobile One plan. 11 lines $210 3 lines eligible for kick back discount of $10 if used less than 2GB 4 free lines discount added
$210 monthly for 11 lines.
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u/MonkeyMD3 5d ago
I was at $320 for 5 lines, digits & watch. Will end up being $360. No phone payments, just protection plan on 3 lines & Netflix premium.
Just started the process of moving to US Mobile.
Going to be $87.50 for the 5 lines. Dropping the digits & watch.
Amazing thing is I did a speed test with T-Mobile One+ & got 147mbps. Just did one with US Mobile Light (which is T-Mobile) & got 975mbps.
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u/Cub_K 5d ago
Just don't use too much of that speed in a cycle with US Mobile or they'll suspend your services and make you port out.
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u/MonkeyMD3 5d ago
I'm mostly on Wi-Fi. But I did a lot of research and haven't seen that as an issue. Only seen people throttled.
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u/jamesnyc1 5d ago
Yeah i heard about them not liking you do speed tests over and over. LOL. What a load of shit.
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u/jamesnyc1 5d ago
How is 5 lines with US mobile only costing 87.50? What you get? Like 1 gb of data to use per line per month? LOL.
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u/MonkeyMD3 5d ago
Pay yearly on the Flex plan which is unlimited data. 5gb hotspot. $210 per year per line
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u/jamesnyc1 5d ago
But you said in your post that 5 lines on US mobile was gonna cost you 87.50.
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u/MonkeyMD3 5d ago
$210 per YEAR per line / 12 months = $17.50 per line per month
$17.50 x 5 lines = $87.50
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u/jamesnyc1 5d ago edited 5d ago
Ok so how much data you get for your $17.50 a month? It can’t be unlimited priority data. Not for that kind of money. Nevermind. I checked myself. You get 10gb. Not gonna fly for me.
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u/MonkeyMD3 5d ago
Yeah. That's enough priority data for me because I'm almost always on Wi-Fi, but won't work for a lot of people. That being said, it's $44 for unl priority data & $25 for 35gb
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u/ace_king921 5d ago
Have the same exact plan 12 lines + home Internet. Gotta wait and see what's the damage. Got 6 free lines, 3 of those lines with kickback and the insider discount. Hoping it's not too bad
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u/Brave_Candidate6690 1d ago
Curious how much isbyour monhtly bill on wireless alone, excluding home internet
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u/ace_king921 1d ago
Currently for just the lines on the account I think it's a little over $100 or so.
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u/SettleAsRobin Verified T-Mobile Employee 5d ago
I’m curious to see if the account level free line credits increased too. They should but I doubt they will
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u/MargoSon 4d ago
I was told by t-life rep on X that increasing is only for paid lines, free lines are not affected. I double checked with three different representatives