Suppose you have a postpaid account and want to switch to prepaid but want to keep your number. They are sharing much of the back end with postpaid.and that too leads to annoyances. It's not quite like prepaid is a MVNO, though. That's been the story for at least three years. When someone asks about it on the support forums, T-Mobile says that they are working on it and it will be done soon. If you try, it just gives an error that they aren't ready for your account yet, giving the impression that it just takes a while to set up. Worse, they won't even come out and admit that they have no plans to make it work. Really, it is more like a T-Mobile MVNO that just happens to share branding and has a subdomain under .įor example, the T-Mobile mobile app does not work with prepaid accounts. The only real annoyance with T-Mobile prepaid has been that it is not well integrated with the rest of T-Mobile.

I switched from T-Mobile postpaid to T-Mobile prepaid a few months ago, and it is been fine for the most part. If you just need talk and text for the most part, with only a couple gig of data, $15/month.

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