Overview:
Stationed in Bellevue, Washington, T-Mobile is famous for its myFaves plans, which allow for unlimited calling to five numbers. It’s also known as a leading national carrier of wireless services, including data, voice and messaging. They assure their customers that they’ll offer the best coverage so that users can “stick together”.Pros: T-Mobile’s data plans are some of the best in the industry – not only do they offer quite a few voice minutes that can be used wherever and whenever, but they also give users unlimited email from up to 10 accounts, unlimited Web browsing, domestic text and instant messaging, and no long-distance or roaming charges within the USA. As well, if you get a BlackBerry Enterprise plan, you get unlimited BES access. That’s excellent! The prices are pretty good, too.
Cons: If you go over your minutes, you’ll be charged $0.35 a minute, but T-Mobile gives you enough that this probably won’t happen often. International services are available, but you need to have an additional credit check first. You get 300 text messages with BlackBerry Unlimited, but if you go over, texts are $0.15 each.
Detailed Provider Information:
Voice Plan Options: T-Mobile has five BlackBerry plans. For the BlackBerry Minutes and Mail Enterprise plan, you get 1000 Whenever minutes per month, and it costs $69.99 a month. The BlackBerry Minutes and Mail Enterprise Ultra comes with 1500 monthly minutes and costs $89.99 a month. The BlackBerry Minutes and Mail Internet plan has 1000 monthly minutes and costs $59.99 a month, and the next step up, the BlackBerry Minutes and Mail Ultra plan has 1500 monthly minutes and costs $79.99 a month. The only plan that doesn’t have any voice minutes is the BlackBerry Unlimited, but it does have unlimited data and costs $39.99 a month. Data Options: All BlackBerry plans have unlimited data per month.
Messaging Options: You get unlimited text messages and unlimited IMs with most T-Mobile BlackBerry plans.
Customer Service: T-Mobile has a knowledge base on their website that’s full of information on any and every plan. If you can’t find your answer there, you can log into your account and access My T-Mobile Support, which is a personalized help feature. If you still can’t get the answers you need, there is a contact link that will direct you to email or telephone support.
Contract: Most phones require a one or two-year contract. If you want to terminate your contract early, you must pay $200.
Messaging: Unlimited text messaging is provided with most BlackBerry plans from T-Mobile. With the BlackBerry Unlimited plan, you get 300 messages and extra messages are $0.15 each.
International Calling and Messaging: You can purchase an international calling plan, T-Mobile’s WorldClass International Service. This requires extra credit approval, but you can call outside of the USA with no monthly fee. See Terms and Conditions here.
Roaming Charges: There are no domestic roaming charges on the BlackBerry plans.
Activation Fee: All plans include a one-time activation fee of $35.
Additional Features: You can get CallerTunes, which allows your callers to hear music, sound effects, or short spoken clips instead of ringing; Web Guard, which allows you to restrict access to over-18 material on your phone; and discounted long-distance to Mexico – when you pay $4.99 a month, you can make unlimited calls for $0.07 a minute to landlines and $0.26 to mobile phones.
Insurance: T-Mobile offers equipment protection, which is an additional warranty service. It protects your device against loss, theft or damage.
Phones: T-Mobile offers many stylish BlackBerry models, including the Curve 3G.Some Additional BlackBerry Models Available:
BlackBerry Curve 8520
BlackBerry Bold 9780
Coverage Map: The T-Mobile coverage map can be found here: For more personalized coverage, enter your zip code.



