[iMore.com]

T-Mobile plans to launch a new limited-time program that provides unlimited talk and text - but no data - for $35 per month. T-Mobile is launching the program starting Sunday, December 8, according to a confirmation T-Mobile provided to Tmonews.

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[pkcable]

This plan would never work for me I need data!

[taz323]

No doubt, have to have the data.

[warcraftWidow]

Agreed I need data, but that plan is intended for feature phones and dumb phones not smartphones.

[pkcable]

I sorta have the opposite plan with T-Mobile, the "Walmart" plan (also available online, or WAS anyways), 30 per month for 100 anytime voice minutes only THAT's it (but I have a Verizon phone also), unlimited texts, and Unlimited Data, but after 5 GBs, slowed to EDGE, AND recently added 100 MBs of hotspot.

[Eileen89]

I guess if you talk a lot and don't need data this plan is ok. However, I believe AT&T's $25 prepaid plan is a better deal for those who text more than talk. Their plan includes 250 voice minutes along with unlimited text and MMS. AT&T also gives you the option to add data if you need it. Their coverage area is much larger than T-Mobiles which is another thing to consider when choosing a carrier and a plan.

Link: $25 Monthly Plan cell phone plans from AT&T

[pkcable]

I guess if you talk a lot and don't need data this plan is ok. However, I believe AT&T's $25 prepaid plan is a better deal for those who text more than talk. Their plan includes 250 voice minutes along with unlimited text and MMS. AT&T also gives you the option to add data if you need it. Their coverage area is much larger than T-Mobiles which is another thing to consider when choosing a carrier and a plan.

Link: $25 Monthly Plan cell phone plans from AT&T

I have a Verizon account with MUCH more voice time and unlimited data, twice the price though.

[Massie]

I sorta have the opposite plan with T-Mobile, the "Walmart" plan (also available online, or WAS anyways), 30 per month for 100 anytime voice minutes only THAT's it (but I have a Verizon phone also), unlimited texts, and Unlimited Data, but after 5 GBs, slowed to EDGE, AND recently added 100 MBs of hotspot.

I had that until this week, when I jumped ship to Straight Talk...now unlimited everything for $45, but MUCH better coverage. T-Mobile was great at work for me but between home and there I could only get GPRS/Edge speeds. Now it's like I'm on AT&T again but at half the cost.