T-Mobile "Network Pass" 3 month free trial

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Video usage appears to be "zero rated" on this plan (a service formerly known as "Binge On"). I watched an entire episode of Severance on Apple TV yesterday and my data usage never increased.

 

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Info on my $10/month US Mobile Verizon towers plan on the dual esim. You can chose Verizon, ATT or TMO. Foxbat this might be a good plan for Mrs. Foxbat. $20 less than you're paying, double the data, and you can choose the T-Mobile towers.

 

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This is how the dual esims work:

 

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I have to backtrack a little on what I said about MVNOs.

Looks like US Mobile has a couple of exciting things on the horizon.

Truly unlimited service on DarkStar aka AT&T

US Mobile’s most expensive plan is adding truly unlimited data powered by Dark Star network

US Mobile Unlimited Premium subscribers can now get truly unlimited data with no caps while using the Dark Star network.

www.androidauthority.com

And a Google Fi type service

US Mobile will soon let you use two major phone networks simultaneously on the same plan

US Mobile will now let you use two networks at once on the same plan with its new Multi-Network Functionality feature.

www.androidauthority.com

This is pretty cool, I wish them much success!

 

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This is pretty cool, I wish them much success!

So far my service with USM has been great. They have excellent customer service.

 

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Took a ride by Highmark Stadium, home of the 4 time Super Bowl losing Buffalo Bills to see what service is like. Funny how you can be both disappointed and pleasantly surprised at the same time with nearly equal results.

For AT&T, this is the first time I broke 1 Gbps and was very surprised and impressed with the speeds. For T-Mobile, I was a little disappointed. I was expecting faster because they set the bar high for themselves while the bar for AT&T was kinda low.

Again, it's almost unbelievable how close every single metric is between the two

AT&T n77 @ -81 dBm

T-Mobile n41 @ -78 dBm