Libor Kubín Less than a week was enough and T-Mobile is again changing its unlimited tariffs, which "...were preparing for a long time in response to the wishes of our customers".
Price list from 13/4/2013
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Price list from 19/4/2013
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Potential applicants will be pleased to cancel peak/off-peak call restrictions. For the most expensive tariff, the data volume has been increased (instead of 1 GB, you now get 1,5 GB). There was an option to purchase a tariff without a commitment for 2 years, but for this option you will pay an additional 150 CZK per month. There was a slight price increase for the middle tariff (CZK 472 compared to CZK 499), the number of free minutes dropped from 200 to 120 minutes, and 300 MB changed to 200 MB. AT the cheapest tariff the customer will not receive any data.
With an unlimited tariff, it is no longer possible to purchase a phone with a subsidy, but only in installments.
I don't even want to laugh anymore...
so so…
Increasing the FUP limit is a smart move - a nice way to stay one step ahead of the competition. However, the middle tariff is again a nice way to draw attention to the fact that there is no need to rush to T-Mobile. Apparently there is still room for improvement here.
I had to activate the unlimited tariff with T-Mobile, but only because of the 31,5 GB of internet, which they gave me for free and that's unlimited, so it's worth it just because of the internet :-) so I'm satisfied