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T-Mobile JUMP On Demand plan lets you change phones 3x a year

T-Mobile JUMP On Demand plan lets you change phones 3x a year

Posted on June 26, 2015August 11, 2019 By Jarvis

The newest update to T-Mobile USA’s plan to take over the wireless industry includes an update of their JUMP plan. While before this update, T-Mobile’s JUMP plan allowed users to upgrade from one phone to another without a major fee, this new “JUMP! On Demand” plan allows users to swap phones up to three times a year. Where before, JUMP required T-Mobile users to pay a $10 per-month fee, this plan costs nothing extra per month. Like Missy Elliot, T-Mobile is remixing their own jams before the competition remixes it for them.
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