Metro by T-Mobile is trying to attract more customers to its 5G home internet service by allowing them to try it for free for a month.
involves adding the home internet plan to a new or existing Metro by T-Mobile phone plan. This is the main drawback of the offer as far as the report says.
Additionally, the offer is only aimed at new home internet accounts and there’s a limit of one free month per household. Another smaller drawback is that customers who apply for the free trial might be charged the $20 activation fee. Since the free month of service is offered via an instant rebate in the form of credit against the plan’s regular price, customers who cancel the service before the free trial expires will be refunded the cost of the service once they return the internet gateway to the store.
Finally, customers who decide to switch from another carrier to Metro by T-Mobile’s home internet are offered up to $500 for termination fees, which will be paid via virtual prepaid MasterCard card.Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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