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T-Mobile Offers Up to $200 Back on 5G Home Internet With Phone Plan

T-Mobile is running a limited-time promotion for its 5G Home Internet service, offering new customers up to $200 back when they sign up and also have a T-Mobile phone plan. The deal, which applies to both new setups and switches from other providers, provides the credit as a rebate or savings on the service. According to the company, customers can receive the full $200 back if they qualify with an eligible voice line. The offer is part of T-Mobile's push to expand its home internet customer base, leveraging its 5G network to compete with traditional cable and fiber providers. The promotion does not require a contract, and the service is available in areas covered by T-Mobile's 5G network. Customers must sign up for the 5G Home Internet plan and maintain active service to receive the credit. The exact terms, including how the $200 is applied—whether as a prepaid card or bill credits—may vary by location and customer eligibility. T-Mobile has been aggressively marketing its home internet product, which offers unlimited data and fixed wireless access. The deal is available for a limited time, though no specific end date was announced. Both Rolling Stone and Billboard reported the offer, highlighting it as a notable incentive for those considering home internet options. T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet has been expanding rapidly, now covering tens of millions of households across the United States.

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