After working in the mobile industry for 5 years I learned a few things. One thing I learned is that people want their plans to be simple, easy to understand and provided them the most bang for their buck. As the mobile sphere rotates and evolves, so does what the carriers can offer and do. Starting out with high-priced unlimited plans in the beginning, thinking that only corporate users would need such large amounts of service. Then bringing those costs down to something more affordable for ‘normal’ people. Since then, most carriers have killed off truly unlimited plans and adopting smaller plans with data caps and throttling. This is mostly just a U.S. based tactic. Overseas they are doing things a bit different.
In the UK, T-Mobile has just announced 4 new plans that they are calling the full monty. Giving you one simple price to pay for unlimited everything, data, calls, text and tethering. Making your life super easy. Each of the four plans offer mainly the same thing, but are broken down by device type.
The plans are scheduled to go live beginning February 1st for those of you that might be interested.
Source: Tmo UK via AndroidPolice
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Those are pounds and not euros
Wish we had this in Belgium…
I’m paying 35 Euros a month for 100 call minutes or SMS’es (1 minute=1sms) and 1GB data limit
LOL. Us stupid Americans ya know.. Pounds Euros, Yen…. I am clueless about it all. Thanks for the heads up, I fixed that.
I was reading http://www.squidoo.com/full-monty-plan about this new plan of T-Mobile and to be honest I think it’s quite decent. How is T-Mobile as a network? I checked http://mobilecoverage.net and it says there is decent coverage in my area but can these results be trusted?
T-Mobile in the UK is far superior to T-Mobile in the U.S., but coverage maps aren’t always 100% accurate. I am not so certain how it all works over there, but we get a 14 day buyers remorse period. So you could try it out for a week and if the reception isn’t to your needs just return it. Like I said though, that is here in the U.S. not sure on UK rules or regulations. You might also see what carriers your friends have. If they have T-Mobile ask them about the service and be sure to hang out with them in areas you would be frequently.
*http://www.squidoo.com/tmobile-full-monty-plan