T-Mobile Has Announced Revamped Prepaid Plan without Price Bump

T-Mobile amends prepaid plan without a price hike. The plan offers customers with more data at the same price of $40, $50 or $60 per month. The telecom company earlier offered 1GB data for its users at the price of $40 prepaid plan. Fortunately, T-Mobile has recently tripled the data limit plus for the same price, customers can also avail 3GB of data. Likewise, those paying 3GB data can now get 5GB of data.
 

In addition, customers on the $60 prepaid plan can now benefit from 10GB data allowance when compared with 5GB data limit that was offered previously. All the above-mentioned plans feature unlimited calling and texting. Moreover, subscribers can also get T-Mobile’s Music Unlimited benefit that confirms that music streaming via participating services won’t count against the user’s data cap. To bring a smile on customer’s face, T-Mobile’s Binge On has also become a part of the package that allows customers to enjoy video streaming at the standard definition for free.

T-Mobile undoubtedly offers one of the best-prepaid plans in the U.S and cheap cellphone service providers. In contrary Sprint subscribers have to pay $35 for 1GB data and $55 for 6GB mobile data. Similarly, AT&T prepaid customers have to pay $45 for 2GB data while Verizon delivers only1GB for $45 per month. 

The company was ranked highest in 2015 for its cellphone services. "In 2015 we AGAIN saw 8.3 million customers come to T-Mobile, and 2.1 million in Q4 - marking 11 consecutive quarters of over 1 million net adds and 3 quarters in a row with more than 2 million total net for the Un-carrier," says John Legere, the CEO and president of T-Mobile. "That means we added 23,000 customers per day, EVERY DAY for the last two years, so trust me when I say we have NO plans to stop disrupting the status quo in wireless!"

The above-mentioned figures also include the addition of 1.3 million prepaid customers in the year 2015 and around 469000 prepaid customers addition in the fourth quarter of 2015.

The current prepaid plan looks attractive enough to entice a million customers in the coming future. It will be interesting to watch those other telecom companies revamp their prepaid plans offer more data limit to please customers or not.