T-Mobile to Launch Prepaid Data Plan - mendozahamprat

Other day, another prepaid data plan — near.

T-Mobile appears to be the current company to join the prepaid parade. The carrier is at the ready to launch a package — most in all likelihood at the CTIA conference in San Francisco at the ending of the week — according to a promotional flier leaked to Engadget.

For $10, a prepaid user would develop a hebdomad's worth of access capped at 100MB of data; for $30, a month of access crowned at 300MB; and for $50, a calendar month of access with 1GB. It remains to be seen how popular that $50 option will be since the company's standard information plan already offers users 5GB of data for $39.

A number of carriers have rolled out prepaid data plans in recent months. In June, Virgo Mechanised introduced its Broadband2Go program. It's a deuce-tiered plan that offers users 10 days of memory access to its 3G Service with a 100MB maximum for $10; a calendar month's approach with unlimited data is priced at $40. According to Virgin, the $10 project should translate into five hours of Web browsing or 10,000 e-mails without attachments.

Clearwire was future to mount the bandwagon. Its prepaid oblation, which only supports 4G connections, is $5 a day with no caps on data; $20 a week or $50 a month.

Verizon and AT&T joined the prepaid bandwagon go month. Verizon's 3G paid program offers users unlimited data transmissions for $30 a month surgery $10 a month with a 25MB cap and a 20-cent per MB overage fee. AT&A;T's DataConnect Pass prepaid plan offers one day's accession capped at 100MB for $15; weekly accession crowned at 300MB for $30; and monthly access capped at 1GB for $50.

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