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Cheston posted:Is it possible to get the $30 plan with an existing phone, as long as you're new to T-Mobile? It looks like I could just order a SIM card from t-mobile and then select the nerd plan when activating. As far as I'm aware there are no plans to cancel the $30 plan - that said it's a prepaid plan, so they have no contract to provide service - it could probably change at any time. If you're on Sprint, you might consider taking your phone to Ting instead - I've heard good things about them. As for the $30 plan - I ordered mine through Wal-Mart's website, picked it up locally, and activated it online at home, then popped the SIM into my phone, and it worked fine. It's an excellent plan - just be warned you'll go through the 100 minutes pretty fast if you're like me. I recommend Rebtel for it's cheap calling rate (1.5 cents per minute) and excellent integration with android, or Skype for calls over LTE or Wifi.
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