$100 Unlimited Plan with 10 Lines Included!!!

[mendel]

My brother in-law was told this in a T-Mobile store.

Is this true? or is he being taken for a ride?

(they said since he has super good credit, he can get this unpublished plan...)

[TMoBoyinAL]

Taken for a ride... some form of fraud is going on here... was this $100 cash?

[Nas6034]

Scam, is it a corporate store or authorized seller?

[AndreBSD]

If it's too good to be true, it probably is.

$10 per month for each line with unlimited use just because you have good credit? Nope... not a chance in heck that's happening. T-Mobile is a business and at that price point they won't be making money. I'm thinking they can approve you for 10 lines but the price is wrong.

[bettastepback]

That is definitely a scam. I wouldn't do it.

[Scottish Skyedance]

Does the deal come from corp store?
If not, check the sticky first. It's pretty likely a scam.

[justin.tyler]

It's also possible the rep just explained it poorly and meant to say "You can get unlimited talk/text on two lines for $100/month and are approved for 10 lines."

[newguy78]

Or, how about like most people they only hear what they want to hear instead of everything in it's entirety. Most likely this is not a scam, I believe he/she was approved for the $100 plan (remember tmo will give you the price for lines 1 & 2) the even more for families unlimited is 99.99, and he/she was approved for 10 lines. Lines 3-5 are $40 each.

Lines 6-10 would be on a separate account with the same pricing 1 & 2 for 99.99, lines 3-5 $40 each.

[AlexKidd1977]

It's also possible the rep just explained it poorly and meant to say "You can get unlimited talk/text on two lines for $100/month and are approved for 10 lines."

I am inclined to believe this is what happened. Sorry, but your brother-in-law must have asked the confirmation question the wrong way a dozen times. I can't imagine in 100 years he'll get 10 unlimited SIM cards for $100 per month when I pay nearly that for 2 lines and on a loyalty plan.

--Kidd

[mendel]

Or, how about like most people they only hear what they want to hear instead of everything in it's entirety. Most likely this is not a scam, I believe he/she was approved for the $100 plan (remember tmo will give you the price for lines 1 & 2) the even more for families unlimited is 99.99, and he/she was approved for 10 lines. Lines 3-5 are $40 each.

Lines 6-10 would be on a separate account with the same pricing 1 & 2 for 99.99, lines 3-5 $40 each.

my brother in-law went in to a CORP store, and they told him that, and I made him confirm with them a dozen times, that his total bill will be $100+ taxes for all 10 lines, which I found to be impossible, and yet the rep kept repeating the same thing over and over.

[mendel]

I am inclined to believe this is what happened. Sorry, but your brother-in-law must have asked the confirmation question the wrong way a dozen times. I can't imagine in 100 years he'll get 10 unlimited SIM cards for $100 per month when I pay nearly that for 2 lines and on a loyalty plan.

--Kidd

I heard him ask the question over the phone, he was very clear.... what will my total month be for all 10 lines on this plan with unlimited?

[corys00]

I heard him ask the question over the phone, he was very clear.... what will my total month be for all 10 lines on this plan with unlimited?

He could've asked 100x, there's not a $100 10 line unlimited plan. If you want to continue to say yes he signed up with that plan, post a screenshot.

[AlexKidd1977]

He could've asked 100x, there's not a $100 10 line unlimited plan. If you want to continue to say yes he signed up with that plan, post a screenshot.

I've gotta see this too. Sign up and let us see My.T-Mobile!

--Kidd

[mendel]

he signed up, and at the end they said he can only have 5 lines for that price...

(I'm waiting to see the bill as well)

BTW what is t-mobile's return/cancellation policy?

[CeluGeek]

he signed up, and at the end they said he can only have 5 lines for that price...

(I'm waiting to see the bill as well)

BTW what is t-mobile's return/cancellation policy?

14 days, except in California where it's 30 days.