T-Mobile launches No Annual Contract mobile broadband service passes

Telecom Lead America: T-Mobile USA has launched its new
No Annual Contract mobile broadband service passes.

 

The carrier said that these passes make it easier for
customers to enjoy access to high-speed Internet on the go whenever they want.

 

The new service passes start from $15, for 1 Week and 300
MB usage. For 1.5GB usage, customer need to pay $25 and 3.5GB usage comes for
$35. 5GB usage plan can be attained for $50.

 

T-Mobile’s lineup of No Annual Contract mobile broadband
passes delivers a pay-in-advance, overage-free solution that offers an
allotment of mobile data, making it possible for customers to choose a pass
that best fits their data needs without committing to a two-year contract:

 

Although most of our mobile broadband customers choose
postpaid rate plans for the best device prices and data rates, we know that
many of our customers want the flexibility to be able to experience mobile
broadband without committing to an annual contract up front,” said Jeremy
Korst, vice president of marketing, T-Mobile USA.

 

The carrier also offers a variety of 4G mobile broadband
devices that includes Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
and the T-Mobile SpringBoard with Google.

 

The company also offers the T-Mobile Sonic 4G Mobile
Hotspot and the T-Mobile 4G Mobile Hotspot that provides Internet on the go for
the family on vacation.

 

T-Mobile to strengthen its enterprise business

 

Recently, T-Mobile USA announced the expansion of its
enterprise business. The company unveiled its new Small Business
Productivity Plan, which is aimed at increasing the company’s current five
percent share of the $60 billion B2B segment.

 

 editor@telecomlead.com

 

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