T-Mobile starts offering free 30-day network trials in specific U.S. locations
In a surprising turn of events, T-Mobile has decided that customers who want to get a taste of its services before starting a long-term relationship with the carrier, fully deserve a trial. Starting this week, T-Mobile offers 30-day trials to those who wish to check out its network services.
If you want to begin your 30-day trial with T-Mobile, you'll have to pair a dedicated trial device with your smartphone and keep it with you to call, stream, and browse. Naturally, the trial doesn't cost anything, but there's a 30GB data cap which ends your 30-day trial when reached. Otherwise, you can continue to use T-Mobile's network for 30 days if you don't use all the data during that time.
The bad news is the 30-day trial is only available in specific markets across the United States: Boston, MA, Austin, TX, and Atlanta, GA. Also, keep in mind that current T-Mobile for Business, MetroPCS, and customers of T-Mobile partners using T-Mobile network are not eligible for the trial.
And finally, once you've participated in the network trial, you won't be able to get into it again for 6 months since the moment it ended. To enroll in the 30-day trial, simply sign up via T-Mobile's website and you should receive the free trial device via free 2-day shipping.
If you want to begin your 30-day trial with T-Mobile, you'll have to pair a dedicated trial device with your smartphone and keep it with you to call, stream, and browse. Naturally, the trial doesn't cost anything, but there's a 30GB data cap which ends your 30-day trial when reached. Otherwise, you can continue to use T-Mobile's network for 30 days if you don't use all the data during that time.
And finally, once you've participated in the network trial, you won't be able to get into it again for 6 months since the moment it ended. To enroll in the 30-day trial, simply sign up via T-Mobile's website and you should receive the free trial device via free 2-day shipping.
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