T-Mobile sparks outrage by bundling Hulu and Paramount Plus with internet plans

In the United States, T-Mobile announced its new Home Internet plans on December 11, 2024, introducing attractive offers for internet users looking to switch providers. The $70 All-In plan now includes complimentary subscriptions to Hulu and Paramount Plus, making it one of the best internet deals on the market. Alongside this plan, T-Mobile has launched a new $60 Amplified Internet plan that provides users with a faster gateway device and Enhanced Cyber Security features aimed at protecting against online threats. These plans come at a time when many consumers are dissatisfied with their current internet service providers, and the addition of streaming services is expected to drive customer interest. Moreover, T-Mobile’s current offerings maintain similar speeds and overall features to its previous plans, which include estimated download speeds between 72 to 245 Mbps and upload speeds ranging from 15 to 31 Mbps. This consistency reassures customers about the reliability of the service they can expect. Customer feedback indicates that T-Mobile's connectivity performance has led to high satisfaction rates, as it scored the highest among non-fiber internet providers in a customer satisfaction survey by the American Customer Satisfaction Index. Despite the potential for prices to increase over time - which is common among internet providers - T-Mobile offers a Price Lock feature that provides customers a free month’s service should they choose to cancel when faced with a price hike. This is designed to encourage long-term commitment to the service. As an additional incentive, T-Mobile is promoting attractive signup perks for new customers, available for a limited time, which requires maintaining service for at least two months to redeem. With the integration of streaming perks and favorable pricing strategies, T-Mobile aims to position itself as a leading choice for consumers in search of both internet and entertainment services.