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t-mobile prepaid SIMs available free (get 200MB/month free for your iPad)
#1
for those of you interested in getting the 200MB/month free data for your iPad (referenced in recent thread:http://forums.macresource.com/read.php?1,1707319 ), T-mobile is offering their sims free for a couple of days. Pick up a few here:

http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/117960/t...-nano-size
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#2
And if you miss out, just wait a few weeks. I got my free sims a few months ago and have noticed they announce the free deal every few weeks.

I haven't used the free data as much as I thought I would. Unfortunately for me, T-Mobile's signal is very weak where I work.
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#3
I ordered my sim a few minutes ago, I have no current T-Mobile acct. Hopefully I will be able to effortlessly set up the free 200mb/month deal when I receive the sim. I'll post my experience after the sim arrives.
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#4
You can use TMobile sim in ATT iPad?
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#5
GuyGene wrote:
You can use TMobile sim in ATT iPad?

yup, I did it with a 1st Gen ATT iPad last fall.
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#6
Hmm.

I have a SIM in my desk that is years old (from a prepaid phone) that I never used. Is this the same thing? It's never occurred to me that I could use it for this purpose.
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#7
Any recommendations on a compatible hotspot that I can buy? Or should I just spring for a Nexus 5?
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#8
And if you need a little more data Red Pocket offers a $10, 1GB/month data-only plan (running on T-Mobile).

Some people use it for their phones (VOIP calls only).

You do have to buy the SIM/microSIM/nanoSIM ($10):

http://goredpocket.com/red-pocket-4g-mob...t-sim.html

Red Pocket also is beta-testing a cheap ($20/month,) 300 minute/unlimited text/1GB data plan running on Verizon:

http://goredpocket.com/activatev

Must bring your own device (BYOD), which must be a Verizon 3G phone (not Sprint flashed to Verizon or Verizon 4G flashed to 3G)
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#9
I have a SIM in my desk that is years old (from a prepaid phone) that I never used. Is this the same thing?

Maybe somebody knows more, but I wouldn't assume they're interchangeable. I suppose it couldn't hurt to try for the free MB.

The site shows two different SIMs for tablets and phones. One may be a data-only SIM, if there is such a thing.
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#10
Ok, SIM is ordered, though I had to give a credit card number.

I'll keep the ATT sim as T-Mobile's coverage may be a problem.

If I can get to WiFi, that my not be much of an issue.
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