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Default T-Mobile’s new festive deal makes switching over to the carrier cheaper

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority


  • T-Mobile is quietly waiving the $35 activation fee for new postpaid lines.
  • The offer can be combined with other deals, like BOGO offers and device discounts. However, you will have to pay for the line and other service fees.
  • To get the waiver, you’ll need to visit a T-Mobile store. Costco also has a similar deal with some additional benefits.

T-Mobile usually*offers*great deals*and*plans all year round, but the end-of-the-year shopping season often brings more. If you were looking for a good window to switch to T-Mobile, now would be a great time, as the company has silently waived*activation fees on postpaid plans as part of the festive season.

Redditor AngrySalesRep mentions that T-Mobile is waiving off the activation fee, saying they are “On Us.” This refers to the one-time Device Connection Charge (shortened to DCC) of $35 on postpaid activations for new lines. The silent promo has no end date and can be stacked with Buy-One-Get-One offers, device offers, and discounted lines.




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