I just lost my job and I have T-Mobile and I pay for my phone and plan each month. What do I do if I can't pay for my phone each month now? What will end up happening?
If you can't pay your monthly payment, and you are still under your contract, then T-Mobile will take your mobile and terminate your contract.You should stop your direct debit if you don't have any means to pay this otherwise you will be in danger of getting default fine, and worst get the debt collector knocking on your door.
T-Mobile cell phone plans?
A few questions...Lets say with a MYFav plan with a sidekick. How much extra does the instant messanging services cost? Also - With prepaid T-mobiles - Does it have free mobile to mobiles? Are any prepaids free mobile to mobile?
How do you refill a T-mobile prepaid phone?
If you put 100 dollars in your Tmobile prepaid phone, it's expiration is ONE year. Not two months. You should be okay for another ten months. Check your balance and expiration date again. Tmobile has two prepaid plans only. The pay by the minute plan and the dollar a day unlimited 7pm nights/mobile to mobile plan which comes with 10 cent minutes. The smaller the dollar amount of card you buy from them, the more expensive the minutes ($10 card is 33 cents a minute, $100 card is 10 cents a minute) and the shorter the expiration time ($10 card is 30 days, $100 card is one year). You should get a free $25 and you should also get a free 15% addtional free minutes if you are Gold rewards, which you should be if you have more then $100 credit balance. Call 611 to make sure you have to top up. If you have a $100 card in there one time, you should have a year before you have to bother. If not, buy another card at Walmart, Best Buy, Safeway, Target and follow the instructions on the card. You can either do it online or call it in, toll free.
I am looking for a camera phone with a pay as you go plan. Any suggestions?
Check out all the major carriers websites. They should have direct links to all the pay-as-you-go information right there. Compare the prices for the different plans, and also compare prices on the phones you are intersted in. Another thing to check before committing to dropping dime is the service area in your location. Don't just run down to the local store and ask the chump behind the counter if they have service. He will always say yes....so he can get money from you! Ask your friends, parents, co-workers, etc. what phones they have and what service they are using. Decide on the service you are going to use FIRST! Then check out the phones that company has to offer. A lot of carriers have reduced prices on phones they are targetting at the pay-as-you-go crowd. Sometimes reduced price means reduced quality, not always. Once you have some names of phones you are going to be looking at find some reviews about that phone. Any web search can produce a ton of reviews. make a smart choice about what you buy, don't just get something cause it's cute!!!!
If I pay for jump! by T-Mobile and I pay off my phone early instead of paying it off via a payment plan do I still have to turn the phone in when upgrading to my next phone?
No longer have jump available if paid off
How can I check the minutes on a T-Mobile prepaid phone?
To check your usage: Check your balance: Enter #BAL# (#225#) and send the call. If you want to check your prepaid balance, enter #999# and send the call.Check your minutes: Enter #MIN# (#646#) and send the call.If you have a prepaid account and want to check your remaining minutes, enter #999# and send the call. Minutes when roaming may take up to 30 days to post.Available minutes may appear to be incorrect if your plan changed in the middle of a billing cycleCheck your text messages: Enter #MSG# (#674#) and send the call.For pooled accounts, text usage reflects the shared messages as well as message usage for your line.Messages used when roaming may take up to 30 days to post.If you changed your mobile number during your bill cycle, only usage for your new number will display.Check your data usage: Enter #WEB# (#932#) and send the call. Web usage when roaming may take up to 30 days to post.Check your usage on My T-Mobile: Once logged in to My T-Mobile, click USAGE.For shared plans, click View Shared Usage Details to view usage for all lines. To see usage for a specific line, click the number of minutes under the MINUTES column.