Regional 3000 plan gone?

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DK1000 - 15 Jun 2006 03:39 GMT

Hi, I noticed the Regional 3000 Plan is no longer listed on T-Mo's website.
($49.99 a month). I'm presently on that plan and have been since I first
signed up with T-Mo almost 3 years ago, here in Cleveland, Ohio. It's now
listed on my "My T-Mobile" page as "Get More 3000". My account page also
states "Note: Your current plan is only open to those who are currently
enrolled under that plan. If you switch from your current plan, you will not
be able to re-enroll in that plan."

I assume I'm "grandfathered in". Does anyone know if when my present yearly
contract ends later this year, if I will still be able to keep the 3000
minute plan? Does anyone know of an add on for domestic US long distance as
I may need to call out of my region much more now. Thanks.

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BruceR - 15 Jun 2006 04:14 GMT

They typically let you keep your plan for as long as you stay with them
and don't change it.

> Hi, I noticed the Regional 3000 Plan is no longer listed on T-Mo's
> website. ($49.99 a month). I'm presently on that plan and have been
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> long distance as I may need to call out of my region much more now.
> Thanks.

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Unknown - 16 Jun 2006 02:02 GMT

>They typically let you keep your plan for as long as you stay with them
>and don't change it.

Even more
they will let you add new features too
I am on plan with first incoming minute free (since voicestream)
1500 free sms
$2.99 for unlimited t-zones and more:)

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Stanley Cline - 18 Jun 2006 04:48 GMT

>Hi, I noticed the Regional 3000 Plan is no longer listed on T-Mo's website.
>($49.99 a month). I'm presently on that plan and have been since I first
>signed up with T-Mo almost 3 years ago, here in Cleveland, Ohio. It's now

Odd. The web site still shows the regional plan available in
Cleveland (and here in Atlanta, too.) I used zip 44101 for Cleveland;
YMMV.

>states "Note: Your current plan is only open to those who are currently
>enrolled under that plan. If you switch from your current plan, you will not
>be able to re-enroll in that plan."

Sometimes even price plans that are currently available show that.

Another possibility is that they shrank the regional area for the
Cleveland market. T-Mobile shrank the "regional area" in many areas
(including Atlanta) awhile back; customers who signed up when the
regional area was larger can keep the larger regional area they had at
the time as long as they don't change to a national plan and back.

-SC

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DK1000 - 20 Jun 2006 18:24 GMT

They must have dropped it and re-added it, as my zip shows it again now as
the "Cleveland Regional Rate Plan", it used to be called just Regional 3000
or something like that.

The only thing I want is somehow to add long distance, even if $5 or $10
extra a month, but I don't see that as an option. I know some smaller
companies will add unlimited national LD for an additional 5 or 10 bucks a
month, don't know why T-Mo don't have this as an option.

>>Hi, I noticed the Regional 3000 Plan is no longer listed on T-Mo's
>>website.
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> -SC

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