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Confirmed $10 Tmobile web2go unlimited data works with TMO Vibrant Galaxy-S!

Grandfathered $5.99 T-Zones Data: Discuss All Related Questions Here ONLY

Someone confirmed it there. This would make this the only other Tmobile branded android phone to work with the cheap data plan other than the Behold 2.

For how long who knows, the behold 2 has been going on for years, but tmo, nor anyone really cared about that phone :(

So, I'm a noob to data plans... How is this different than other data plans?

I just signed up for the $25/mo (?) unlimited data plan this morning when I purchased the Vibrant.

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They convinced me to renew my contract (so $200 phone) which puts my total monthly rate at $39.99 for 600 minutes + $4.99 for 400 text + $24.99 for unlimited data = $69.97/mo as opposed to the $59.99/mo no contract phone+txt+web plan. I get 10% off the contract price through my company. Looks like this saves me $60 over the course of 2 years compared to buying the phone no-contract... If I can save money on the data plan though, I'm game!
 
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So, I'm a noob to data plans... How is this different than other data plans?

I just signed up for the $25/mo (?) unlimited data plan this morning when I purchased the Vibrant.

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They convinced me to renew my contract (so $200 phone) which puts my total monthly rate at $39.99 for 600 minutes + $4.99 for 400 text + $24.99 for unlimited data = $69.97/mo as opposed to the $59.99/mo no contract phone+txt+web plan. I get 10% off the contract price through my company. Looks like this saves me $60 over the course of 2 years compared to buying the phone no-contract... If I can save money on the data plan though, I'm game!

You got a great deal there. I just upgraded my cliq and they took off my android plan that I had since g1 which was 34.99 for unlimited web and messages and now I gotta pay 30 for unlit web and 10 for unlimited messaging. But hey they let me upgrade early since I was upset for cliq not getting an update, which is good :)
 
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I think the only way the Vibrant will work on the grandfathered plan is if the phone was bought off contract since they force you to add the android data plan.

So, I'm a noob to data plans... How is this different than other data plans?

I just signed up for the $25/mo (?) unlimited data plan this morning when I purchased the Vibrant.

::edit::
They convinced me to renew my contract (so $200 phone) which puts my total monthly rate at $39.99 for 600 minutes + $4.99 for 400 text + $24.99 for unlimited data = $69.97/mo as opposed to the $59.99/mo no contract phone+txt+web plan. I get 10% off the contract price through my company. Looks like this saves me $60 over the course of 2 years compared to buying the phone no-contract... If I can save money on the data plan though, I'm game!

I was told by CS yesterday that the unlimited data was $20. Now after reading your post and checking mytmobile, this kinda sucks. Oh well. Btw, you sure it's 400 texts for $4.99? Because I have 300 texts for 4.99. Anyways, I have 15% discount which pays off the stupid taxes. Yay!
 
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I think the only way the Vibrant will work on the grandfathered plan is if the phone was bought off contract since they force you to add the android data plan.



I was told by CS yesterday that the unlimited data was $20. Now after reading your post and checking mytmobile, this kinda sucks. Oh well. Btw, you sure it's 400 texts for $4.99? Because I have 300 texts for 4.99. Anyways, I have 15% discount which pays off the stupid taxes. Yay!


Yep, I get 400 texts for $4.99.

(Mind you the attached is from last month's bill... Crappy flip phone with no data plan)
 

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You got a great deal there. I just upgraded my cliq and they took off my android plan that I had since g1 which was 34.99 for unlimited web and messages and now I gotta pay 30 for unlit web and 10 for unlimited messaging. But hey they let me upgrade early since I was upset for cliq not getting an update, which is good :)

They gave me unlimited web for $25/mo in the store but when I go onto my.t-mobile it gives me a popup forcing me to select the $30/mo plan... What are the chances of calling CS and them making me pay $5 more to get that fixed?

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Yea the whole "android package" is a scam.

Before the Vibrant I had a nexus one, the plan I used was my "grandfathered" blackberry plan, which is 1000 mins and unlimited text, email, web, everything. I never had any problems and every function on my Nexus one worked perfection, 3g, text, web, and email.

Oh and I bought my phone off contract so I wasn't forced to change my plan which I never will.
 
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oh yea for those not familiar, you can't even try this if you are just buying the vibrant on a new contract/renewal/add a line.

you would need to buy the phone out of contract from outside source (ebay)

then already be with tmobile and using a dummy phone that allows you to add the $10 data plan.

then when you get your new phone swap the sim card.

change your APN also im sure.
 
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Has anyone managed to get this to work with Samsung vibrant?
Will root hack and unlocking Samsung Vibrant, makes any different?
I really love the phone, but it is useless without the data plan, and i dont want to loose my grandfathered plan..
Another question is, will tmobile allows me to add android data plan to my current grandfathered plan as a service change? I am not in a contract, and i dont want to go back into contract.
Thanks guys!
 
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Yeah, I would like to know how to make the $10 plan work on the Vibrant too. I just got my Vibrant last night, and my sim already has the $10 web plan. When I insert it to Vibrant last night and changed the APN, it does allow my to surf the web. But then this morning when I try to access the web, it display the page asking me to upgrade. :(
 
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<<Yeah, I would like to know how to make the $10 plan work on the Vibrant too. I just got my Vibrant last night, and my sim already has the $10 web plan. When I insert it to Vibrant last night and changed the APN, it does allow my to surf the web. But then this morning when I try to access the web, it display the page asking me to upgrade. :(>>

Did anyone figure out how to make this work on Samsung Vibrant with the $10 (Unlimited Web for phones) plan. Please share
 
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wtf? how come im paying 30 for my android plan?

I've not heard of a $30 data plan. I would raise hell over that. When I upgraded my phone in July they quoted me $24.99 for the unlimited data plan. + $4.99 for 300 text messages. My voice plan is 1000 minutes for $39.99 bringing my total monthly bill to $70+taxes. And WTH is an "Android plan?" this is news to me...
 
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i am in the process of switching phones.
i just found out that my behold 2 without a sim card can access the market and download apps. send/receive email i am connect thru my home wifi. And Satellite google sky map is working too. might take my sim out of the vibrant to see if its same story.

Umm, you don't need a sim, as long as you have wifi, everything will work. But on the road, if you don't download the maps before hand, navigation via google won't work.

also the title of this thread is misleading, all vibrant imei numbers will not work with the web to go plan.
 
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I've not heard of a $30 data plan. I would raise hell over that. When I upgraded my phone in July they quoted me $24.99 for the unlimited data plan. + $4.99 for 300 text messages. My voice plan is 1000 minutes for $39.99 bringing my total monthly bill to $70+taxes. And WTH is an "Android plan?" this is news to me...

Yeah im going to raise some serious hell.

39.99 500 anytime
10 unlimited text
30 unlimited data android

wow. thats messed up.
 
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