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Magenta MAX Family Voice Plan Customers: T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Service
$30/mo.
(Location/Eligibility May Vary)
T-Mobile Home Internet via T-Mobile is offering their Magenta MAX Family Voice Plan Customers: T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Service for $30/mo.
Thanks to community member lotsalotsadeals for finding this deal
Terms:
Note, availability/service may vary; be sure to check for eligibility
Deal Instructions
Thanks to community member lotsalotsadeals for finding this deal
Terms:
- With $20 monthly bill credit. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, 2+ lines of Magenta MAX, Magenta Plus, or ONE Plus service, and Home Internet service required. Credits may take up to 2 bill cycles; credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans. Limit 1/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts.
Note, availability/service may vary; be sure to check for eligibility
Deal Instructions
- Click this link here and check for availability/service and sign up for T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Service
- If available, sign up for a T-Mobile ID
- If you're already a T-Mobile voice customer, you may already have a TMO ID
- If you don't have a TMO ID, click here to find your billing phone number
- Home Internet activation that requires shipping of a gateway will not occur until gateway has shipped (which is approx. 3-5 days after the order date)
- If available, sign up for a T-Mobile ID
- Once you receive your Home Internet Gateway Device, go to this link and input your 10-digit billing phone number and password to login
- Click this link here to help find your 10-digit billing phone number
- Fill out the promotion registration form using promo code 2021HINTP17
- Eligible/qualified customers will receive their $50 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard for Free within 6-8 week
- No price hikes/hidden fees (regulator fees included in monthly price for qualified accounts)
- No annual service contracts (long-term commitment not required)
- High speed unleashed (high speed internet over our reliable network)
- Simple setup, 24/7 support
- Just $50/month, all in w/ AutoPay
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Your $50 virtual Prepaid Mastercard, which can be use online or in-stores via accepted mobile payment apps expires in 6 months
- Lines must be active and in good standing when card is issued
- Must register your cod within 30 days of activating qualifying new Home Internet Service line
- If you have cancelled your Home Internet line in the past 90 days, you may need to reactivate them first
- Please allow up to 8 weeks from fulfillment of offer requirements for your prepaid card to arrive
- Max 1 per account and may not be combined with some offers/discounts
- Offer valid for a limited time only or while promotion last
- The $50 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard, which is good for one month of service; plus includes their 5G WiFi Gateway at no additional cost w/ free shipping
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Edited August 2, 2022
at 01:02 PM
Get home internet for $30/mo. with AutoPay with Magenta MAX for the family.
With $20 monthly bill credit. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, 2+ lines of Magenta MAX, Magenta Plus, or ONE Plus service, and Home Internet service required. Credits may take up to 2 bill cycles; credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans. Limit 1/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts.
https://www.t-mobile.com/isp/home-internet-deals
Also Running get a $50 prepaid card
Per CS:
If you already have Home Internet.
It will automatically adjust to the new lower rate next billing cycle(next month) depending on your cutoff may take 2.
With $20 monthly bill credit. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, 2+ lines of Magenta MAX, Magenta Plus, or ONE Plus service, and Home Internet service required. Credits may take up to 2 bill cycles; credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans. Limit 1/account. May not be combinable with some offers or discounts.
https://www.t-mobile.com/isp/home-internet-deals
Also Running get a $50 prepaid card
Per CS:
If you already have Home Internet.
It will automatically adjust to the new lower rate next billing cycle(next month) depending on your cutoff may take 2.
Created 05-10-2022
at 10:05 AM
by lotsalotsadeals
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Sometime if I have Tmobile cellphone has problem at home, I would use my ISP/VoIP to contact Tmobile to see what's going on. Or sometime my home ISP/VoIP has problem, I would use my Tmobile phone to contact my ISP/VoIP. But if all my phone/internet access are using Tmobile and Tmobile has problem, I have no other method to contact someone other than walk/drive to friend/family house close by and use their internet/phone assuming they use something other than Tmobile.
May need to think about your "backup" plan in that kind of cases.
Two bars and low connection in the best location yet only about two miles from the tower......
Their service is an absolute nightmare to cancel and get a return label for the return of the gateway. Lots of phone calls and long hold times. Online chat tells you to call their CSR's.
I gave up after two months, and never again. Went back to Spectrum with $39 for 400 mbs for 2 years. (Promotional rate, but needs renegotiation when the 2 years is up).
I used my billing address to get the unit.
Much better than the Comcast I had and at half the price
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According to TMO I'm not supposed to have availability.
I used my billing address to get the unit.
Much better than the Comcast I had and at half the price
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Two bars and low connection in the best location yet only about two miles from the tower......
Their service is an absolute nightmare to cancel and get a return label for the return of the gateway. Lots of phone calls and long hold times. Online chat tells you to call their CSR's.
I gave up after two months, and never again. Went back to Spectrum with $39 for 400 mbs for 2 years. (Promotional rate, but needs renegotiation when the 2 years is up).
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MozartA
Sometime if I have Tmobile cellphone has problem at home, I would use my ISP/VoIP to contact Tmobile to see what's going on. Or sometime my home ISP/VoIP has problem, I would use my Tmobile phone to contact my ISP/VoIP. But if all my phone/internet access are using Tmobile and Tmobile has problem, I have no other method to contact someone other than walk/drive to friend/family house close by and use their internet/phone assuming they use something other than Tmobile.
May need to think about your "backup" plan in that kind of cases.
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Two bars and low connection in the best location yet only about two miles from the tower......
Their service is an absolute nightmare to cancel and get a return label for the return of the gateway. Lots of phone calls and long hold times. Online chat tells you to call their CSR's.
I gave up after two months, and never again. Went back to Spectrum with $39 for 400 mbs for 2 years. (Promotional rate, but needs renegotiation when the 2 years is up).
Switched to the Nokia cylinder 5G gateway, and average between 100-300Mbps. This one has a desktop interface (along with the app controls both 5g gateways have) and you can shut off the router aspect to let it concentrate on LTE reception and then run a cable to a proper router. I'm going to do that soon, run it to an Asus RTAX86U and try with VPN etc. Just haven't had to as I have had cable as well (well probably not much longer if the above works!
My 4G towers are about 1.5 miles away at say 3 o'clock, and the closest 5G N71 tower is 3 miles away at say 10 o'clock. Since 4G is always the primary signal, I actually get better speeds when I twerk the gateway to where there's a partial block towards the 4G towers and clear sailing towards 5G signals, and then even witn lowest bars I get 1 or 2, I get the best speeds. Yes faster speeds the lower the bar count as long as you are giving the 5G a chance to take over. There's some cool videos out there about the Nokia Gateway. You can even take the 4 or 6 antennas out of the box and face them all in the direction you want. Would work for me because there are no towers behind my house for many miles.
I'm not sure about the newest 5G gateway, but when it first came out it seemed it was missing some needed firmware updates (probably done by now) but back then it also lacked a control interface from your PC (only had the app).
We already get a $10 monthly discount on YTTV as T-Mobile subscribers. The 50% off would add another $22.50 off per month. If the Internet service is only $30 a month for Magenta Max subscribers, it's effectively less than $10/month for the Home Internet service...plus a $50 Mastercard gift card and $50 off a streaming device.
Very good deal if you're in the right situation and can use the product.
Yes I know, there will be haters because of the Magenta Max requirement. the One Plus plan is also eligible, so not everybody is out in the wind.
They are really trying to take a bite out of big cable with this. And supplement themselves with MMax upgrades lol.
Saw they are also offering 50% off YTTV for a year. . .
We already get a $10 monthly discount on YTTV as T-Mobile subscribers. The 50% off would add another $22.50 off per month. If the Internet service is only $30 a month for Magenta Max subscribers, it's effectively less than $10/month for the Home Internet service...plus a $50 Mastercard gift card and $50 off a streaming device.
Very good deal if you're in the right situation and can use the product.
Still great deals, especially if you have Max plan already.
EDIT: Promotion is not combinable with the $10/month discount on YouTube TV offer, but is stackable with YouTube Premium free trial offer
Switched to the Nokia cylinder 5G gateway, and average between 100-300Mbps. This one has a desktop interface (along with the app controls both 5g gateways have) so you can tweak your preferred bands and even shut off the router aspect to let it concentrate on LTE reception and then run a cable to a proper router. I'm going to do that soon, run it to an Asus RTAX86U and try with VPN etc. Just haven't had to as I have had cable as well (well probably not much longer if the above works!
My 4G towers are about 1.5 miles away at say 3 o'clock, and the closest 5G N71 tower is 3 miles away at say 10 o'clock. Since 4G is always the primary signal, I actually get better speeds when I twerk the gateway to where there's a partial block towards the 4G towers and clear sailing towards 5G signals, and then even witn lowest bars I get 1 or 2, I get the best speeds. Yes faster speeds the lower the bar count as long as you are giving the 5G a chance to take over. There's some cool videos out there about the Nokia Gateway. You can even take the 4 or 6 antennas out of the box and face them all in the direction you want. Would work for me because there are no towers behind my house for many miles.
I'm not sure about the newest 5G gateway, but when it first came out it seemed it was missing some needed firmware updates (probably done by now) but back then it also lacked a control interface from your PC (only had the app).
Good luck to all.
Oh well..