Magenta First Responder: T-Mobile Unveils New Discounted Plan - PCMag.com

T-Mobile's introducing the Magenta First Responder plan on National First Responders Day. Just as it does for active soldiers and veterans, T-Mobile will say 'thank you' to first responders by reducing how much they pay for wireless service. The military discount saves families over $1 billion annually, according to the Un-carrier, and its latest plan might do the same.

The new Magenta First Responder plan takes 50% off family lines. It creates significant savings for first responders and their families, offering four lines for just $100 per month when enrolled in auto-pay.

Eligibility includes law enforcement officers, firefighters, and emergency medical services (EMS) personnel.

Other US carriers feature military discounts, but Verizon and AT&T actually increased their prices in April 2018. Also, neither of them offer discounts for first responders. With the introduction of the Magenta First Responder plan, it's likely Verizon and AT&T decide to announce similar programs for their customers who are first responders.

In addition, T-Mobile's taking 50% off the latest Samsung devices. The deal appears to include the Galaxy Note 10 and the Galaxy S10. Just purchase a new Samsung device on an equipment installment plan (EIP), and T-Mobile will issue bill credits every month to cover half the cost. Whether you're a new or existing customer who's switching to the Magenta First Responder plan, you're eligible for this deal.

Both the Magenta First Responder plan and T-Mobile's 50% off deal on Samsung devices are scheduled to be available starting on Friday, November 1. First responders can switch to the plan online or in stores throughout the United States.

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