Interesting choice. Reduce price by $10 but losing full-speed data, tethering, Music Freedom and the option of a completely unlimited plan. Still if you want t-mobile and don't need them then it would be a decent savings.
Particularly interesting is the pricing, per Andrew :
"It makes business sense, but it surely doesn't make "Un-carrier" sense — when your new prepaid plans are the same or worse than AT&T's, you know you've made a misstep. "
T-Mobile's new prepaid plans are simpler, but take a step in the wrong direction http://www.androidcentral.com/t-mobiles-new-prepaid-plans-are-simpler-take-step-wrong-direction
What do you think of this new prepaid plan?
Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Particularly interesting is the pricing, per Andrew :
"It makes business sense, but it surely doesn't make "Un-carrier" sense — when your new prepaid plans are the same or worse than AT&T's, you know you've made a misstep. "
T-Mobile's new prepaid plans are simpler, but take a step in the wrong direction http://www.androidcentral.com/t-mobiles-new-prepaid-plans-are-simpler-take-step-wrong-direction
What do you think of this new prepaid plan?
Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 4