Early next month, we might see T-Mobile unleashing a new Unlimited Any Mobile plan for its customers. Speculations suggest that it could be designed as an add-on plan rather than an independent option, for making calls to other mobile phones.
According to a recent post by TmoNews, the concerned carrier is presumed to be coming up with this attractive plan by April 4. The report highlights some more significant features of this plan as well. Firstly, it is expected to be made available sans any contract requirement. Users may not need to sign up for any term commitment with the operator. This should also enable easy switching for individuals who are currently using rate plans with limited minutes, as it won’t involve any contract extension hassles.
Undoubtedly, this can be seen as a bill reduction option for customers as it will introduce unrestricted mobile-to-mobile calls within a single monthly payment. The plan is anticipated to bring unlimited calling from T-Mobile handsets to all mobile phones at just $10 per month, irrespective of their carriers. Additionally, subscribers might not have to replace or change their current plan for using this one. It may be hooked onto any existing billing system whenever required.
Although it sounds pretty tempting, we are still unaware of the precise definition of ‘unlimited’ in this plan. Another such AT&T unlimited data plan was recently amended by the network carrier to start enforcing speed caps after specified usage limits.