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MetroPCS Kicks Off Holiday Drive with $25 Unlimited Plan

Oct 27, 2011, 11:15 AM by Eric M. Zeman

MetroPCS today began offering a promotional plan that offers unlimited everything for four lines for $100 per month. The shared plan provides four lines with unlimited talk, text, and web at the rate of $25 per line. The promotion applies to feature phones and smartphones, but not to devices that run Android or devices that can access MetroPCS's LTE network. MetroPCS normally charges $40 per line per month for unlimited talk, text, and web. The promotion will be available through December 31. It applies to new customers only.

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Mark_S

Oct 27, 2011, 4:49 PM

Seasons Greetings

It is going to be a tougher sell being a shared plan but when people have more $$$$ in their pockets for the holidays, a lot of people are going to hop on board.
Then as usual after the holidays when wallets are tighter, and credit card bills are calling, customers will lag on their bills and lo and behold, no service.

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