Reply With Quotesee this, if its not a business account would be different pricing i believe:
https://www.howardforums.com/showthr...iness-accounts
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Radiation is good
Hi ,
I have this on my LTE Apple iPad , I have no idea where it came from as it has a 5GB Mint sim in the iPad.
Anyone else have this ?
Thanks for your ideas
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save them from the crusher , I have had my tetanus shots so rust does not scare me ,
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I've climbed a cellphone tower
see this, if its not a business account would be different pricing i believe:
https://www.howardforums.com/showthr...iness-accounts
Radiation is good
interesting plan , but I do not have a TMO account on this iPad , I do have a 12 month Mint 5GB sim in it ,Originally Posted by robbyrobby
I think when I get close to the end of the month I will try and use up all the TMO 10GB and see what it does then ,
It is just weird that its even on there !
Last edited by trackVW; 05-24-2023 at 11:50 AM.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
was the iPad purchased second hand or refurb ? if so maybe an eSIM that was not removed ? if you bought new I suppose its possible if someone provided your IMEI to t-mobile in error an eSIM configuration could of been pushed to your iPad
Radiation is good
it was bought used , the guys mother got it for Christmas and did not like it ,
And I have had it for a couple years now , this just started a couple months ago ,
I do not use the iPad much on LTE , mostly at home on Wifi ,
Anyway thanks for your ideas......
I've climbed a cellphone tower
As others have said, it looks like it's the Magenta Business Tablet Promo plan (I have it in my iPad mini). It's unlimited and has 10GB of hotspot (hence the 10GB MHS) and the TI portion means it's tax-inclusive. If it stays even when you remove your SIM, it's on the eSIM and there's a chance someone typo'd the EID or IMEI and it was pushed to your device by mistake.
In your Settings > General > About, it should show the phone number associated with the line (if you switch to it, iPads don't seem to do dual-standby like the iPhones do). If this isn't your plan, I'd at least remove the eSIM from your device, if you're in contact with the seller, see if they added it by mistake to the wrong device.
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