T-Mobile Is Stretching Its Device Commitment to 3 Years with New Installment and '2.0' Phone Plans
📍 The outcome
T‑Mobile rolled out a suite of new financing and plan options, including a “Nothing” $0‑down phone purchase, bundled taxes and fees, extended device commitments to three years, revamped “2.0” installment plans, and discounted student offerings aimed at easing provider switching. The coverage concluded without further updates, leaving the latest state of the initiatives as described in the August 4 headlines.
Epilogue added 24d ago, after coverage quieted.
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T-Mobile Is Stretching Its Device Commitment to 3 Years with New Installment and '2.0' Phone Plans CNET · 101d ago broke it first
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