Inflation-proof phone bills: Metro by T-Mobile's rare 5-year price guarantee is live
One wireless brand is seriously flipping the script by putting real money back in your pocket with a new five-year price guarantee.
Metro by T-Mobile is offering special deals for prepaid customers who tend to be students, workers and working-class families by lowering prices, adding perks and locking the discounts in for five years.
Metro by T-Mobile is offering rare price protection for five full years. That means the price you sign up for today is the price you'll pay tomorrow and for years to come!
This is pretty much unheard of, so we suggest checking out the Metro by T-Mobile plans below!
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Prepaid customers are sometimes overlooked in the wireless world but Metro by T-Mobile is offering affordable plans with premium perks, powerful phones and prices that won't get inflated. Check out the quality phone service plans to help you stay connected today.
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