Pay per day mobile broadband from T-Mobile

By on April 22, 2008 in News

I go on about T-Mobile UK a lot. I recognise this.

So here’s some good news for a change.

I walked into the T-Mobile shop on Oxford Street for a look around. They had an internet cafe (6 laptops, secured to the table with mobile broadband cards) but alas nobody using them. I reckon they should move the internet cafe to the front of the store a la Apple shops.

Anyway I spotted this:

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£4 per day for unlimited mobile broadband. All you do is buy the £99 USB modem from them on a pay as you go basis. I like that.

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  • http://www.phoneboy.com phoneboy

    Wish they had pay-as-you-go-broadband here in the states on T-Mobile, or AT&T for that matter. Well they kind of do, but it's a rip-off.

  • http://www.mobileindustryreview.com smstextnews

    That's one thing the American market is crying out for. A lot of the people I speak to at the operators tell me there 'isn't any demand for it' and I think, alas, they're looking at the American market when they say this. I then ask them how many business people arrive into the US every day… that's a big customer base…

  • squawkBOX

    3UK offer a similar PAYG mobile broadband service. At the time of writing, the dongle is

  • http://www.phoneboy.com phoneboy

    That is the real market: international roamers. Make it dirt simple for them. In fact, my proposal: pre-paid SIM kiosks outside of every International arrival point. Buy a SIM with some minutes, get data service and the whole 9 yards.

  • http://www.mobileindustryreview.com smstextnews

    That's the way ahead!

  • http://www.TopMobile20.com JebBrilliant

    Sounds like MaxRoam, once they get data packages. And I can't agree with you more, the international roamers are a cash cow.

  • http://www.TopMobile20.com JebBrilliant

    Sounds like MaxRoam, once they get data packages. And I can't agree with you more, the international roamers are a cash cow.

  • http://www.Emoze.com JebBrilliant

    Sounds like MaxRoam, once they get data packages. And I can't agree with you more, the international roamers are a cash cow.

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