How low can you go?
That’s for a single-line account, mind you, with (almost) no taxes and fees (as the promo’s conditions stipulate that a “connection charge of up to $25/line may apply”), and it obviously requires bringing your own phone and number to Metro by T-Mobile from a different operator (be it of the postpaid or prepaid variation).
The same (technically) goes for Metro’s $20 5G Home Internet offer, which is said to be “free from Big Cable yada yada”, costing $25 the first month and then dropping by 5 bucks with AutoPay and no other strings attached (allegedly).
But wait, there’s more
More savings to be had, that is, and all you have to do is tell a convincing story of broadband woe. We’re pretty sure most people have had some sort of a negative experience dealing with the likes of Spectrum or Xfinity at some point in their lives, and if you’re willing to recollect and relive your “Big Cable” pain and sorrow, Metro by T-Mobile is ready to offer some “relief.”
Your “yada” story only has to be 360 characters long, mind you, so you really don’t have to make much of an effort to get your (additional) little gift from Metro. Now that’s some smart and effective marketing, especially with the operator retaining the rights to use your stories in future ad campaigns, which you know will totally happen and totally crack us up.
