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T-Mobile to Launch $10 Home Phone Service

Posted by Jack Cook on June 25, 2008 – 7:27 am
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T-Mobile @Home Service Gives Families Across the Country Freedom From Their Costly Landline Bills

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T-Mobile USA, Inc. today announced a groundbreaking new home phone service that enables customers to make unlimited nationwide calls from their home phone for just $10 per month. Beginning July 2, T-Mobile will breathe new life and value into the home phone by launching nationwide T-Mobile @Home(R). The service allows customers to keep their home phone number, ditch their high phone bill and save money by adding their home phone line to their T-Mobile service.

According to a 2007 Scarborough Research report, families spend an average of $65 per month on home phone service. However, for just $10 per month, T-Mobile customers can add T-Mobile @Home service to a qualifying T-Mobile wireless plan and get unlimited nationwide long-distance calling, plus call waiting, caller ID, three-way conferencing, voicemail, call forwarding and other features. In addition, customers will have the opportunity to use features typically associated with wireless services — for instance, CallerTunes(TM) (ringback tones) — and port their existing home phone number so family and friends can continue to call them at the same familiar number.

“For years, the traditional landline companies have been great at consistently delivering one thing to their customers — a high monthly bill,” said Robert Dotson, president and CEO, T-Mobile USA. “T-Mobile is now delivering the best priced home phone service in America for our existing and future customers. In addition, we are not only delivering the traditional features of a landline service, we are also including the innovative features consumers love in their more widely used mobile phones.”

Previously available in two test markets, Dallas and Seattle, T-Mobile @Home has proved to be a great solution for families looking for a way to save money without sacrificing a home phone. According to an internal T-Mobile study in these test markets, virtually all customers (97 percent) who had a traditional landline phone service reported dropping that service since adopting T-Mobile @Home.

To use the service, customers simply need the touch-tone corded or cordless phone they currently use, an existing broadband Internet connection, and the T-Mobile @Home HiPort(TM) Wireless Router with Home Phone Connection, available from T-Mobile for just $49.99 with a two-year service agreement. T-Mobile @Home is designed to be easy to set up and running in a matter of minutes. “Unlike VoIP, no special phone is required, allowing the family’s center of communications to stay in the kitchen,” Dotson added.

T-Mobile @Home is available exclusively for T-Mobile customers, and will be offered at T-Mobile retail stores nationwide and online at http://www.t-mobile.com. For more information, visit http://www.tmobileathome.com.

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  • goodguy20k
    But, like all VoIP solutions, how does it handle 9-1-1 calls?

    "See Pricing, Services and Device brochures, T-Mobile HotSpot@Home Terms and Conditions, and T-Mobile’s Terms and Conditions (including mandatory arbitration) for additional rate plan information, charges for features and services, and restrictions and details, including important emergency 9-1-1 limitations of this service."

    From one of their web pages.

    But their sites are all still messed up. I'll have to check back later to try and find the Terms and Services.
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