Metro By T-Mobile News

‘Tis the season to advertise. And prepaid providers are doing just that as they start to ramp up their holiday TV advertising spend. Cricket Wireless recently blasted off with several new holiday-themed TV commercials. There’s a big emphasis on 5G. Visible also began airing a new ad as did Mint

Metro by T-Mobile has a new $40/month unlimited plan switcher offer out. The plan includes unlimited 4G LTE/5G data and unlimited calling and texting to Mexico. Calling and texting to 20 Latin American countries is also included. Switchers to the plan are eligible for a free Samsung Galaxy A32 5G.

Metro by T-Mobile has launched two new TV ads to support some of its recent deal launches. Wave7 Research described the new ads in a prepaid report just sent out by the firm to its subscribers. One of the ads pitches Metro’s free iPhone 12 Mini offer and the other

Yesterday, with its usual pomp and circumstance, T-Mobile unveiled a new switcher promo for Metro by T-Mobile telling customers they can save half off Boost Mobile and Cricket’s top plans. The new deal went live today. Customers that switch to Metro by T-Mobile can get an unlimited 5G data plan

Metro by T-Mobile has a $5 bring your own device offer running. The promotion does not appear to be getting heavily marketed. The firm Wave7 Research recently reported seeing minor signage for the deal at Metro stores. No TV, radio, or online video ads have been observed promoting it. Still,

Boost Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile appear to be moving in similar directions. A new report issued by the firm Wave7 Research suggests competition is alive and well between the two providers, but it isn’t all to the benefit of consumers. According to the report, Boost Mobile is set to

A popular perk available with most T-Mobile plans is now coming to Metro by T-Mobile. Starting next Tuesday, Metro by T-Mobile customers will be able to take advantage of T-Mobile Tuesdays offers. The first major offer that will be available to those customers is a free subscription to MLB.TV. The

Metro by T-Mobile has released its holiday 2020 offers. Now featured atop of Metro’s website are the words “Zero fees to switch to Metro this holiday. No activation fees. No phone rebates needed.” The fine print points out that “no phone rebates needed” only applies to Android phones. If you

I thought it was just me. I thought Metro’s current set of offers looked awfully familiar. It turns out, it’s because they are. Among several offers that are currently displaying on Metro by T-Mobile’s homepage right now, 3 of them really stick out. Let’s have a look: $200 Virtual Prepaid

The iPhone 7 is now free for switchers at Metro By-T-Mobile. It had been available previously for $29.99. The iPhone 7 seems to be the featured low-cost Apple device that carrier prepaid brands are using to try and lure in new customers. At the end of July, Cricket also offered

Metro By T-Mobile has lowered the switcher price of the 64GB iPhone SE to $49.99. Since first launching on Metro back in April, it had been selling for $99.99. The firm Wave7 Research detailed the change in a report issued to subscribers. Also noted in the publication was a new

Metro By T-Mobile has launched a couple of new offers. Subscribers that buy a phone online or bring one to Metro can now get a $100 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard. Also available is an offer for up to 4 free Samsung Galaxy A11s. $100 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard Offer Explained The $100

The iPhone SE generation 2 is launching everywhere, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find a good deal on an older iPhone flagship.  Metro By-T-Mobile is now offering the iPhone 7 for $29.99, to bring it in line with the price Boost Mobile has it for. T-Mobile gained temporary ownership

In February, T-Mobile laid off a number of employees within its Metro By-T-Mobile prepaid business.  The move shook up the industry as T-Mobile had long promised that the T-Mobile-Sprint merger would lead to more jobs and more competition in the wireless space.  Shortly after the layoffs, the Communications Workers of

According to a recent survey by Wave7 Research, most carrier prepaid and dealer stores have remained open as nationwide worry over the spread of the COVID-19 virus continues.  Although a majority remain open, many do have reduced hours and different markets and brands are handling the situation with varied responses.