Sunday, April 4, 2010

Tmobile cell phone plans will offer prepaid Blackberry

Tmobile cell phone plans will offer prepaid Blackberry as part of its pay as you go offerings. Many people these days are starting to see the benefits of using prepaid phone plans. Sure, in the past these kinds of plans have not really been in the limelight and were seen by some as "lesser" plans only deemed worthy for those people who couldn't qualify for contract-based postpaid cell phone plans. You know, the ones with the two-year contract and the heavy fees for early termination. Things have come quite far as now tmobile cell phone plans has announced that it will be releasing prepaid plans on which subscribers can use Blackberry handsets.

Tmobile cell phone plans has released plans for prepaid Blackberry, which marks the first time the popular iconic smartphone has been available on a prepaid plan in the United States. Truly, this is a day for Blackberry fans to rejoice. tmobile cell phone plans come into prominence as a result of the benefits, freedom, and savings they provide customers, more and more options are being provided. This release of tmobile cell phone prepaid Blackberry plans comes right before the holiday season and is meant to spur sales and get handsets into T-Mobile subscribers.

The plans fall under the banner of T-Mobile Complete. Various cell phones are available with the plans. The Blackberry Curve 8250 is one such phone. It retails at $299. Other phones by Samsung are also offered on this plan. The service starts at $59 for unlimited voice and text. For added unlimited web browsing, the plan goes up to a higher fee. This is good news for the Blackberry lovers out there who just couldn't bring themselves to sign up for a two year contract.

Tmobile cell phone plans made some changes to its prepaid cell phone plans.  For a long time there has been something in development called "project dark." Many fans of tmobile cell phone have been waiting for the real details of project dark from Tmobile cell phone plans to be released. Unfortunately, after all the commotion and time involved in the development phase, some people were overwhelmed by what was revealed.

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