14 DAY TRIAL // Mobile phone carrier T-Mobile USA has launched new No Annual Contract, unlimited Monthly4G plans for its customers, offering them increased choice and value on its 4G HSPA+ network. The new plans start at $50 per month, and enable users take advantage of the wireless carrier's portfolio of Android-powered, Windows Phone and BlackBerry smartphones without the need to commit to a lengthy contract agreement.
“Consumers today want more value and simplicity in how they purchase wireless,” said Cole Brodman, chief marketing officer, T-Mobile USA.
“And that’s exactly what we’re delivering with our new Monthly4G plans — providing customers with the nationwide network, great prices and a choice of any of our latest smartphones.”
The new Monthly4G plans are being put in place with unlimited Talk, unlimited Text and unlimited Web service for the owners of mobile phones that run on the wireless carrier's 4G network.
With Monthly4G plans, customers enjoy access to wireless services for around 30 days. They would require the use of a device capable of supporting 4G connectivity.
As soon as the high-speed allotment is used, the speeds would be slowed down for the remainder of the month. The service would provide users with the enhanced speeds only in areas where T-Mobile’s HSPA+ 4G network is available.
The said plans would offer 4G speeds for unlimited talk, unlimited text and unlimited Web with the first 100 MB of data for $50. Users would be able to enjoy unlimited talk, unlimited text and unlimited Web with the first 5 GB of data at 4G speeds for $70 per month.
These Monthly4G No Annual Contract plans were made available to users on May 22nd, and T-Mobile says that they are complemented by a 1500 Talk and Text plan with 30 MB of data that would cost only $30 per month.
Moreover, the wireless carrier's customers would be able to choose the Pay As You Go plans that go as low as 10 cents per minute for voice calls, for $15 per month.
Additional info on the monthly plans and other offerings available for T-Mobile's customers can be found on the carrier's website.