t-mobile hotspot@home
 

Okay kinda a weird quirky question... I'm just wondering if there is any difference or if anyone else has even noticed this. For you t-mobile users out there, when you go into my.t-mobile.com and look at your plan. I have selected the $9.99 hotspot@home option, where as there is another hotspot@home option for $19.99. The description of these two is identical... what the frack?
Maybe t-mobile is just testing some of us to see who is going to read closely and pay less??

TMO had an introductory 9.99 rate for users who signed up for H@H after they launched. The rate is now 19.99.

Corrected!

No, the difference is just as posted by webl830. TMo offered the H@H plan for an introductory rate of $9.95 per month. It's now at it's normal rate of $19.99.

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any idea if they are going to have the promo again ?

19.99 seems to be a lot
9.99 is reasonable :)

The $9.99 for an individual line is still valid. The $19.99 is for a family plan.

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The minutes deduction I knew about, thanks for the other clarification - Ill adjust my previous post to not confuse....

I thought all that changed and now it was 19.99 :(

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Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) BlackBerry8320/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

The above is accurate. I got in under the $19.99 Family H@H.

Yes there are specific regional promo pricing, currently in affect in a few markets nationwide. There are a few that have the $9.99 single/$19.99 family, some with a $14.99 single/$24.99 family, the rest are all in the $19.99 single/$29.99 family pricing. All three are reasonable if replacing a landline, but if you just are needing more minutes the $9.99 is very attractive. To get the market specific prices you must have a billing address in that market, sorry for those not in the test areas.