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Below are some charts on how T-Mobile's new Unlimited plans compare to other cell providers unlimited plans. By the looks of it seems that T-Mobile's plans either beat or match AT&T Unlimited plans, Verizon’s Nationwide Select Service Unlimited, and Sprints Simply Everything plan. I am not sure if T-Mobile plans on phasing out the Myfaves plans or not. If they are phasing out the Myfaves plans then these new plans still don't beat Sprint's "Any time Any Mobile" plans, which is $69.99 for 450 minutes and Unlimited calling to mobile phones on any network, unlimited text and web. Now am not a huge fan of Sprint mainly because when I had them they were really expensive and their customer service was not good. But if T-Mobile USA wants to be the low cost cell provider out of AT&T, Verizon and Sprint. They might want to rethink their marketing strategy and keep the Myfaves plans, well we will all find out how everything goes tomorrow. Here are some pervious post with some more details on T-Mobile's new plans.

T-Mobile Project Black/Dark plans get confirmed

 

T-Mobile Project Dark/Black plans get leaked(updated)

 

 

 

 

Well the leaked documents seem to be more official as we get closer to October 25th. The pricing of the pervious leaked documents is correct when it comes to the unlimited plans for individuals and families.  And I don't see how these unlimited plans are better then Sprints "Any Mobile Any Time" plans. Which included 450 minutes unlimited calling to mobile phones, unlimited text & web for $69.99 a month. I guess we will have to wait until October 25th to see what T-Mobile USA is planning to do. To get a more details on the new rate plans go to this pervious post

T-Mobile Project Dark/Black plans get leaked

 

 

Well thanks to tmonews website again for getting more detailed pics of T-Mobile's new plans. Click on the thumbnails of the pics for the full image. The break down of the plans goes as fallows:

Even More Plus Individual plans (no contract, payment plan for handset’s):

500 minutes $29.99 a month

500 minutes / unlimited text $39.99 a month

500 minutes/ unlimited text & web $59.99 a month

 

1000 minutes  $39.99 a month

1000 minutes/unlimited text $49.99 a month

1000 minutes/unlimited text & web $69.99

 

Unlimited talk $49.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text $59.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text & web $79.99 a month

Unlimited web for Smart phones $25 a month (only for talk plans)

Unlimited web for other phones $10 a month (only for talk plans and talk & text plans)

 

Free nights and weekends, Free T-Mobile to T-Mobile, Free Overage alerts

 

Even More Plus Family plans (no contract, payment plan for handset’s):

750 minutes $49.99 a month

750 minutes/ unlimited text $69.99 a month

750 minutes/ unlimited text & web 109.99 a month

1500 minutes $ 59.99 a month

1500 minutes/ unlimited text $79.99 a month

1500 minutes/unlimited text & web $119.99 a month

Unlimited talk $79.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text $99.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text & web $139.99 a month

Additional add-ons

Unlimited web for Smart phones $25 a month(only for talk plans)

Unlimited web for other phones $10 a month(only for talk plans and talk & text plans)

 

Free nights and weekends, Free T-Mobile to T-Mobile, Free Overage alerts

 

Even More plans (Two-year contract, subsidize cell phone):

 

Individual Plans:

 

500 minutes $39.99 a month

500-minutes/unlimited text $49.99 a month

500 minutes/ unlimited text & web $79.99 a month

 

1000 minutes $49.99 a month

1000 minutes unlimited text $ 59.99 a month

1000 minutes unlimited text & web $89.99 a month

 

Unlimited talk $ $59.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text $69.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text & web $99.99 a month

 

Free T-Mobile-to-T-Mobile calling, free nights and weekends

 

Even More Family Plans (Two – year contract, subsidize cell phone):

 

750 minutes $ 59.99

750 minutes/unlimited text $79.99

750 minutes/unlimited text & web $139.99

 

1500 minutes $79.99 a month

1500 minutes/unlimited text $99.99 a month

1500 minutes/unlimited text & web $159.99 a month

 

Unlimited talk $99.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text $119.99 a month

Unlimited talk & text & web $179.99 a month

 

Unlimited web for smart phones $30 a month (only for talk plans)

Unlimited web for other phones $10 a month( only for talk plans and talk and text plans)

 

 

 And keep in mind that these may or may not be official.   Actually after speaking with a T-Mobile rep over the phone earlier today about lowering my plan she asked if I had any student discounts. I know they do offer cooperate discounts so maybe T-Mobile will be offering student discounts. I guess we will all have to wait till October 25th to see how these plans work in T-Mobile's USA favor.

Well thanks to boygeniusreport.com they have found out some of the details of T-Mobile USA "Even More & Even More Plus" rate plans. The site hasn’t confirmed the 3G-network upgrade or some of the cell phone rumors. But according to the site the Even More plans will require a two-year contract and will allow for handsets to be subsidized. The Even More Plus plans do not require a two-year contract and will not have cell phone subsidies.  They will also have a new Flex Pay system that will allow the costumer to buy the cell phone that they want and pay for it in monthly installments. Am sure we will know more on the 25th of October so feel free to comment and discuss on our board.Click on the thumbnails to get the full sized picture.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well here's the only thing that anyone is hearing out of T-Mobile. In this leaked ad some sites are speculating that the tagline the "coverage you need, and the handset you crave"  think that it could mean a rapid network upgrade to 21 Mbps HSPA, $50 unlimited plan and handsets such as the Samsung Behold II, Blackberry9700, Motorola Cliq and Nokia N900. But since the last tag line say's " most affordable rate plans" am thinking that project black/dark is going to be more about rate plans then handsets. I mean if T-Mobile wants to get out of 4th place and the US largest cell provider they are going to need really good and cheap rate plans, as well as some good handsets. I guess we will have to see what T-mobile US has planned for on October 25th. So tell me what are your thoughts on this ad? feel free to comment and discuss on our board.