Prepaid Minute Chart*

Here is a list of prepaid minutes from Tmobile, the amount of time to use them and how much it costs.

Any Questions you may have, you can PM me..


10.00 gets you 30 whenever minutes / expiration date 30 days
25.00 gets you 130 whenever minutes / expiration date 90 days
50.00 gets you 400 whenever minutes / expiration date 90 days
100.00 gets you 1000 whenever minutes / expiration date 365 days

All minutes include nationwide long distance and roaming on the T-Mobile To Go network.
If you refill before your account expires, all your minutes will extend to the new expiration date.

(Tmobile starter kit comes with 15.00 of airtime!)

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Absolutely MUST BE ON as above chart says "ON TO GO T-MOBILE USA NETWORK". So means this plan only allows you roam on any of their own T-Mobile USA network only, and will not work on Cingular, CellularOne/Alltel, CellularOne/Hobson, and etc.

(I ordered anywhere thru online and end up didn't work as I didn't know our area is not T-Mobile USA network area, but CellularOne/Alltel in my areas and I never got to work or use it even. Til I went for contract everything solved my plm)

I wish I can to use To Go plan instead Contract.. I kinda tired of keep up monthly bill, dont like bills anyway go in store and get card no biggie =) but no.. No T-Mobile USA network in my area (Shrugs)

Once you qualify for Gold Rewards(spend $100 on your account) the minute chart will look like this:

$10 card = 50 minutes expires - 1 year
$25 card = 150 minutes expires - 1 year
$50 card = 460 minutes expires - 1 year
$100 card = 1000 minutes expires - 1 year

thanks for the addition csea! I didnt know that. So basically, once someone using prepaid, spends 100 dollars on their account, they basically get a little upgrade?

Originally Posted by Renée

thanks for the addition csea! I didnt know that. So basically, once someone using prepaid, spends 100 dollars on their account, they basically get a little upgrade?

Yeah, its really an incentive for you to keep your account long enough to spend $100 on it.

well, thats a brilliant idea!