Porting landline thru T-Mobile
pmennen:
I'm trying to follow the landline porting tutorial: www.obihai.com/porttutorial
It suggests it would cost $3-$7 to get a sim card here:
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/prepaid-phone/T-Mobile-Prepaid-SIM-Activation-Kit
Ok, price went up a little since that was written. It now shows $10.
But the tutorial implies that this is all he needed to buy from T-Mobile. Does this mean the sim card comes with some minutes already? When I called T-Mobile, the representative didn't think it had any minutes and said I should by 100 minutes for $10. So now we are up to $20, which makes the cost $40 once the GV porting fee is paid. (I already have a phone that can accept the sim card).
Is this still the best that can be done, or is there a way that will cost less than $40?
Thanks
~Paul
raman:
I just switched and yes paid total of $40 Bucks.
$10 Sim Card Fee
$10 talk time from T-mobile (Minimum)
$20 Google port fee
I don't think there is any cheaper option at least in USA
lhm.:
Return on investment = Excellent ;D
azrobert:
T-Mobile discontinued their traditional Pay as You Go plan.
Here is their $3 monthly plan that includes 30 minutes or $2 a day with unlimited talk.
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/pay-as-you-go
In the past, T-Mobile frequently had Sim cards on sale for $1.
Don't know if they still have the frequent sales.
drgeoff:
Quote from: azrobert on November 14, 2014, 04:59:19 pm
T-Mobile discontinued their traditional Pay as You Go plan.
Here is their $3 monthly plan that includes 30 minutes or $2 a day with unlimited talk.
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/pay-as-you-go
In the past, T-Mobile frequently had Sim cards on sale for $1.
Don't know if they still have the frequent sales.
It isn't often things are cheaper here in the UK but PAYG cards (with no call credit) are readily available in shops for £1 and most of the networks will mail you one (or two if you want) at no charge.
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