$50/mo, or $35 with a voice line
T-Mobile home internet is $50 a month, and $35 if you already have a line
T-Mobile's entry 5G home internet plan, at a price the page prints before it asks for an address - unlike every wired provider checked beside it.
- Terms read at t-mobile.com, not copied from a coupon site
- End date taken from their own page: T-Mobile states no end date
- Who
- New 5G Home Internet customers - the promotion names a new line
- Where
- Sold by address rather than by state - T-Mobile asks you to check availability before it will sell it
- ID needed
- T-Mobile does not address credit checks, an SSN or an ITIN anywhere on this page
- To qualify
- AutoPay - the $50 is described on the page as the AutoPay discount
- On its own
- $50 a month, down from $60, plus taxes and fees
- With a voice line
- $35 a month - T-Mobile takes $15 off if you add a phone line
- Included
- Unlimited data, a 5G gateway, and a 5-Year Price Guarantee that excludes taxes and fees
- Offer ends
- T-Mobile states no end date
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Before you sign up
- The $35 everyone quotes is not the price of internet. It needs a T-Mobile voice line, so it comes with a phone bill beside it. On its own the plan is $50.
- The price is quoted "+ taxes & fees", so the advertised figure is not what the bill says. T-Mobile does not print the total anywhere on this page.
- The 5-Year Price Guarantee is written "exclusions like taxes & fees apply", so what is guaranteed is the plan price and not the bill.
- Whether a credit check, an SSN or a deposit is needed is not answered on this page. If you are new to the country and have no credit file, ask before you order rather than after.
- Deal roundups price this at $35 with no condition attached. T-Mobile's own page attaches one - check the price on the order screen before counting on it.