T-Mobile Expands 5G Home Internet to Millions Across the Midwest
T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) is expanding its 5G Home Internet service to over 70 cities and towns in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, now making high-speed internet accessible to more than 6 million homes.
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The Un-carrier is broadening access to Home Internet in 70 cities and towns across
Reliable home internet should be available to everyone, yet many families across these states still lack access. In
“Access to high-speed internet should be a given, yet millions of people across the country still have little to no choice when it comes to their home broadband. As reliance on internet access has skyrocketed in recent years, many ISPs have continued to underserve customers – year after year,” said
About T-Mobile Home Internet
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is just
- It’s a flat rate. No added taxes or monthly fees, no equipment costs, no annual contracts and with Price Lock, T-Mobile won’t raise the price of your rate plan as long as you’re a customer.
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It’s
100% wireless, so setup is simple. Get a gateway in the mail or pick it up at your local T-Mobile store, plug it in, download the app and connect in less than 15 minutes. No waiting for installation. No holes to drill. -
You can test drive the service worry-free for 15 days. If you like it, great! When you break up with your current provider, T-Mobile will cover any early termination fees up to
.$500 - And if you need support, T-Mobile's dedicated team of experts is just a call or message away.
Expanded Access
5G Home Internet is available to more than 40 million homes nationwide. And now, millions more homes in
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Bloomington -
Canton -
Centralia -
Champaign -
Charleston -
Chicago -
Danville -
Decatur -
Dixon -
Elgin -
Freeport -
Galesburg -
Jacksonville -
Kankakee -
Lake County -
Lincoln -
Mount Vernon -
Ottawa -
Peoria -
Pontiac -
Quincy -
Rochelle -
Rockford -
Springfield - Sterling
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Adrian -
Alma -
Alpena -
Ann Arbor -
Battle Creek -
Bay City -
Big Rapids -
Coldwater -
Detroit -
Flint -
Grand Rapids -
Hillsdale -
Holland -
Houghton -
Iron Mountain -
Jackson -
Kalamazoo -
Lansing -
Ludington -
Marquette -
Midland -
Monroe -
Mount Pleasant -
Muskegon -
Niles -
Owosso -
Saginaw -
Warren
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Appleton -
Beaver Dam -
Eau Claire -
Fond Du Lac -
Green Bay -
Janesville -
La Crosse -
Madison -
Manitowoc -
Menomonie -
Milwaukee -
Oshkosh -
Racine -
Sheboygan -
Stevens Point -
Watertown - Whitewater
Not available in all areas. During congestion, Home Internet customers may notice speeds lower than other customers due to data prioritization. For use only at location provided at activation. Credit approval required. AutoPay:
About T-Mobile
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