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Home » T-Mobile’s Binge On Offers Unlimited Streaming from Netflix, HBO, Hulu

T-Mobile’s Binge On Offers Unlimited Streaming from Netflix, HBO, Hulu

November 10, 2015
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Starting November 15th, T-Mobile (U.S.) will allow its Simple Choice users on a qualifying plan to stream unlimited video from Netflix, HBO NOW, Hulu, and other cites without using any of their data plan. There is no additional cost.

The announcement marks T-Mobile’s 10th Un-carrier move.

T-Mobile is also boosting its Simple Choice plan by doubling the data at every level and cutting the cost of extra gigs.

“Un-carrier X marks the next step in this revolution, and it is massive,” said John Legere, President and CEO of T-Mobile. “Today, we’re not only doubling your data in Simple Choice, we’re making your data work a lot harder for you! With Binge On, video streams free from 24 streaming services to start, and more to come! Only T-Mobile would find a way for customers to watch unlimited HBO, Hulu, Netflix, Sling TV and more…without eating into their LTE data, while the Duopoly is squeezing consumers with overage fees and over-buying!”

https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/media-kits/un-carrier-x.htm

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