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MetroPCS $60 4G LTE Premium Plan (No Contract)

Shop, research, and buy the MetroPCS $60 4G LTE Premium Plan (No Contract) Cell Phone at LetsTalk.com.

MetroPCS begins data throttling for select plans | Mobile - CNET News

Along with increasing the price of its premium unlimited plan to $70, MetroPCS will begin restricting 4G LTE data speeds for data-hungry users. Read this

MetroPCS 4G LTE now unlimited only for $70 plan; all other users

MetroPCS, famous for its flat rates and plan simplicity, is following the approach of larger carriers and showing that “unlimited” isn’t always unlimited. Now

MetroPCS makes changes to 4G LTE plans - Prepaid Reviews Blog

On Friday afternoon PhoneNews.com posted information they obtained regarding changes to MetroPCS‘s 4G LTE plans. The changes will reportedly go into effect today

MetroPCS resuscitating $40 plan for 4G LTE smartphones | Dialed In

MetroPCS is calling its $40 unlimited plan back into service for 4G LTE smartphones, after pulling the plan when it ceased selling its debut 4G phone, the Samsung

MetroPCS: the open Internet on a budget? | Ars Technica

Media reform groups charge that MetroPCS's 4G wireless plans block services …

MetroPCS tweak 4G LTE plans: new $40 tariff - SlashGear

MetroPCS always told us that the carrier was testing the waters with its $55 unlimited 4G plan, and with the new year come three new packages. The good news is that

MetroPCS' New 4G LTE Plans Offer Unprecedented Value and Choice

MetroPCS' New 4G LTE Plans Offer Unprecedented Value and Choice With Prices Starting at Just $40. $40, $50 and $60 plans include unlimited talk, text and Web browsing

MetroPCS tweaks LTE plans: $40 gets you unlimited talk, text, and

MetroPCS' New 4G LTE Plans Offer Unprecedented Value and Choice with Prices Starting at Just $40 $40, $50 and $60 plans include unlimited talk, text and Web

MetroPCS announces 4G LTE plans - Cell Phone News and Reviews

CDMA carriers are definitely wising up to their network standard’s doomed fate. While the likes of Verizon, Alltel, and MetroPCS will have their customers believing