#T mobile 4 lines for 30 upgrade
#T mobile 4 lines for 30 free

The main reason was cost and better performance on T-Mobile at the expense of some remote coverage. That is after being on Verizon since 2014 and it was a long well researched switch with almost a year of comparison. Long story short (tl dr) I recently switched from Verizon to T-Mobile G05G and I would recommend you go with T-Mobile. However, if it's just a little extra per month maybe getting one from the service provider is the better option? I believe both carriers offer $800 but Verizon is locked for 3 years and T-Mobile for 2. I know this sub frowns upon contracts so if buying phones unlocked directly from the manufacturer is the better option, so be it.

#T mobile 4 lines for 30 upgrade

Two of the 4 lines already have the latest iPhone but the other 2 would like to upgrade by the end of year. Verizon and T-Mobile are both great where I'm located currently but I'll be moving by the end of year (location not decided). Currently using AT&T Unlimited Starter and I have no complaints (except the price). Not a power user so don't need very high priority data/hotspot.

#T mobile 4 lines for 30 free

I'm not sure if I'm missing any additional deals with T-Mobile, but the 3rd line free is the only one I could find. Includes Apple TV+ and 2 screen Netflix.Additional 20% insider discount puts the cost at $37 per line.4 lines wih 3rd line free promo costs $185 with taxes/fees.Additional 22% corporate discount should put the cost under $30 per line.4 lines with BYOD promo costs $120 before taxes/fees.Looking for the best option for a family plan with 4 lines. All information is made possible by our community and may not necessarily be 100% accurate or up-to-date. We are not affiliated with any companies listed here. r/CricketGroups - Group together and save! You've seen the service, now check out the phones! Just remember that even though a phone might work technologically, some devices still don't work correctly on another provider. If you're looking for an easy way to compare plans and providers, please use this post for reference.Ĭheck out to check phone compatibility. Most importantly: Have fun! We're laid back, and we hope you are too! If you have a referral to share, please do so via PM when requested. Your criticism helps us make educated choices.Īffiliate linking, referral linking/codes, and blog-spam are not allowed. If you see this happening, please use the report function!īe honest. With a wide-open, competitive market, prepaid gets you the same service at a better price. You can leave a prepaid carrier at any time with no termination fees! But the prepaid market is fiercely competitive with close to one hundred different carriers! That's a lot to choose from!įreedom. Normally, you get 3 or 4 carriers to choose from. Go ahead, ask us anything! Why go NoContract?Ĭhoice. Tell us where you live (when necessary), and what model device you are using.We're here to help you with that. Please see the new reddit layout for details on these rules (listed in the sidebar). General speedtests go in the Monday Megathreads

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