T-Mobile Playing 3G Coverage Catch Up > What about coverage?

What about coverage?

I think I saw they charged $.50 per roaming minute.. no thanks

T-Mobile includes domestic roaming in their national plans, it just comes out of the applicable bucket.

reply to rawgerz

reply to WeSRT4
For the most part, if there is no tmobile coverage and another gsm provider, they usually have a roaming agreement. They dont have a very large one with att and they dont really have in market roaming. I rarely have issues with roaming where i go. There are some exceptions still though. And i have no clue where the other person read about charging for roaming. Its included with national plans. (most are. Its pretty rare for someone to have the 3000 minute $50 regional plan. and still, they have free roaming in the regional area.)
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reply to rawgerz
I travel all over the place on T-Mobile and no roaming charges... not a 1

reply to Gbcue
»support.t-mobile.com/doc/tm20121···eIndex=3
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You can't make all the people happy all of the time. But it should be common sense to shoot for the majority.

That's obsolete if you have a national plan (which almost everyone does). Home areas are only applicable to the old regional plans, and even those included off-network (ie att and other GSM networks) within the home area. That .49/min charge was for outside of the regional plan home area.
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reply to rawgerz
Na, I manage a T-Mobile and in our area, all plans now include nationwide roaming.