T-Mobile announces new Un-contract and Carrier Freedom plans

In addition to announcing Un-carrier for businesses, T-Mobile also had something for regular customers of its network. Starting March 22, the carrier will kick start the Un-contract, which is its own version of the contract system. 

The carrier however reassures customers that it won’t be the same as a conventional contract, thus explaining the name. With Un-contract, T-Mobile mentions that users can keep their existing Simple Choice plans untouched for the duration of their stay with the carrier. The carrier also promised that those on its unlimited data plans can be assured that the prices will not go up for at least two years. The offer is available to all existing T-Mobile Simple Choice customers.

T-Mobile also announced something known as Carrier Freedom, where it offers up to $650 per line (on up to a 10 total lines) for those switching from another carrier like AT&T or Verizon. All you have to do is take the smartphone to T-Mobile where you will receive the trade-in value immediately. The remaining balance such as ETF and payments will be paid off by T-Mobile upon submission of the bill from your original carrier. The outstanding amount will be given to you in the form of a T-Mobile prepaid card.

The CEO of T-Mobile, John Legere said – “We’re the Un-carrier. Everything the carriers do, we un-do,” said John Legere, president and CEO of T-Mobile. “The other guys have been throwing out all kinds of desperate, short-term promotions to suck you in and lock you down − only to jack up rates later. We’re not playing that game. The Un-contract is our promise to individuals, families and businesses of all sizes, that − while your price may go down − it won’t go up.”

Source: T-Mobile

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