In a daring move, Metro by T-Mobile has unveiled its newest campaign specifically taking jabs at its rivals, Xfinity Mobile and Spectrum Mobile. The T-Mobile prepaid brand calls this move as “Nada Yada Yada” campaign that stands up against the BS of its competitors.
Metro by T-Mobile points out that it continues its commitment to no BS that surprises customers upon joining. According to the prepaid brand, its cable-owned rivals surprise customers with price hikes and contracts after joining.
Under the “Nada Yada Yada” campaign, Metro by T-Mobile offers the following:
The Broadband BS Fund to reimburse some of the millions of cable customers experiencing – or soon to experience – the yada yada of exploding wireless bills from Spectrum Mobile and Xfinity Mobile.
Unlimited 5G Data for $25 so Spectrum and Xfinity Mobile customers – and anyone else – can get wireless from Metro for just $25 per month for a single line of unlimited smartphone 5G when they bring their phone and number.
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet for Metro for $20 per month through the Affordable Connectivity Program with a Metro wireless plan, giving millions of eligible Americans access to more affordable home broadband.
As revealed by Metro by T-Mobile, big cable providers were able to draw in millions of customers with seemingly good deals. But once the promotion has ended, these customers get shocked with their bills. To note, Spectrum Mobile customers have even experienced their bills going up to $360 per year once the provider’s “introductory” promotion ends.
To help these customers, Metro by T-Mobile has started the Broadband BS Fund by setting aside up to $1 million. The wireless provider says this fund is available first-come, first-serve while the cash is available.
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Source: T-Mobile
