[zero7404]

Originally Posted by Trimix

For Tmobile:
BIS = New price as of Oct. 2008 is $24.99. Used to be $19.99. I think BES used to be $29.99 and is now $34.99?

what is the difference for individual non-business customers with regard to BIS and BES ? i'm on BIS right now.
would going with BES give me the ability to nuke my device from tmo's web site if i lost it ?

[sjsilverman]

Originally Posted by cdoggLBC

What is everyone on the unlimited plan paying for BIS now? BES?? SMS/MMS?

If you had BIS or BES prior to making the switch, your rate stays at 19.99 or 29.99 respectively. If you add it after the fact, then the new rates prevail.

[rachamphetamine]

Originally Posted by zero7404

what is the difference for individual non-business customers with regard to BIS and BES ? i'm on BIS right now.
would going with BES give me the ability to nuke my device from tmo's web site if i lost it ?

No, it wouldn't. If you do not need BES, there is not a benefit to having it over the BIS add-on.

[zero7404]

i just got pinged for this offer when i logged into my tmo....

my contract is up in July, so it looks like tmo is extending this offer to me 2 months earlier than normal)....nice....

[zero7404]

one thing i want to ask prior to saying "make this my plan" in My Tmo is....i don't see an option to make sure this plan will be added as a Month-to-Month rather than a commitment....?

i don't wanna hit the button then find out that i agreed to another 2 yrs....

just making sure...

[dankarlinski]

i would imagine it will be a contract extension. i dont see why it wouldnt

[BBSwany]

It isn't. T-Mobile doesn't make you resign a two year agreement for changing plans. They changed that policy a long time ago.

[geniusj]

Last time I made a plan change that required a contract extension, it made me enter my initials and agree online, etc. There was none of that going to the $49.99 plan. It also specifically says on the landing page: "No additional contract commitment"

[zero7404]

Originally Posted by geniusj

Last time I made a plan change that required a contract extension, it made me enter my initials and agree online, etc. There was none of that going to the $49.99 plan. It also specifically says on the landing page: "No additional contract commitment"

yea but i dismissed the landing page...later accessed the available offer via "change plan"...anyway, i progressed thru and there's a final checkout feature, until i tick that, the changes don't stick....

[Gizzy]

Wirelessly posted

Makes me wish I had transferred the number from my old account to this new account, when my ex and I split. As it stands, I've only got about 6 days into service with T-Mobile because of the split in accounts...

[zero7404]

Originally Posted by dankarlinski

i would imagine it will be a contract extension. i dont see why it wouldnt

as circumstance has it, there is no contract extension. just switched over to that plan....