New T-Mobile pricing

[nelhop]

How does the new pricing shown on the T-Mobile site affect Nexus 4 users? Is the $30/month plan gone? For someone who doesn't make calls except in emergency but uses data, the new tiers are a disaster.

 

[scorpiodsu]

Are you talking about prepaid? If so, as far as I am aware, the $30 prepaid plan with unlimited data is only available for new activations via walmart or tmobile.com. I just activated 3 lines yesterday for that plan and next to it in red was "new activations".

 

[marktrav44]

I was wondering the same thing, but it appears that T-mobile still has a separate prepaid webpage and the $30 plan is still listed. Its toward the bottom of the page.
Prepaid Cell Phone Plans, No Annual Contract | Monthly 4G | T-Mobile

 

[vlee]

It still shows up here Prepaid Cell Phone Plans, No Annual Contract | Monthly 4G | T-Mobile if you scroll down. I hope it's not gone, although even when I signed up I figured with my luck they'd do away with it, and with no contract there wouldn't be much I could do. Out of my 100 minutes, I've only used about 5 in the past two weeks, and part of that was calling myself to figure when my old number ported over.

 

[pontiac005]

Just renewed my $30 a month prepaid, so it's still there.

 

[jmanrex]

yeah i just ported over my number and signed up today with the $30 plan -- it should still be there (new activation only via the web) unless they are planning something else with their big announcement coming this week

 

[Citizen Coyote]

They've made it much harder to find on the website. Several people have linked it above, or you can find it by going to the "Pay in Advance" link on the page (it's near the top and at the bottom). From there you can find the prepaid plans, and the $30/100min plan is still listed. I honestly wonder how much longer it will be around for new customers, though. All of the "bring your own device" links go to the new plans.