Almost all tmo plans lose priority at 50GB; it’s been a while but I think only the top top tier gets 100GB.
But still, there are several options that gives 50GB+ (or real unlimited) for less, some even without leaving tmo itself (metro is the wholly-owned prepaid-only arm of tmo). Or the Visible (wholly-owned prepaid-only arm of Verizon) plan I mentioned. AT&T offers a plan at $50 with 22GB priority and unlimited thereafter, and they are the least noticeable when you lose priority. Cricket (AT&T arm) has offers now and then for $40 unlimited, and as I recall is real unlimited without deprioritization, though it’s been a bit.
There was Total Wireless (another Verizon arm) that offered unl everything for $15 price-locked in last summer, currently $25 afaik.
Almost all tmo plans lose priority at 50GB; it’s been a while but I think only the top top tier gets 100GB.
But still, there are several options that gives 50GB+ (or real unlimited) for less, some even without leaving tmo itself (metro is the wholly-owned prepaid-only arm of tmo). Or the Visible (wholly-owned prepaid-only arm of Verizon) plan I mentioned. AT&T offers a plan at $50 with 22GB priority and unlimited thereafter, and they are the least noticeable when you lose priority. Cricket (AT&T arm) has offers now and then for $40 unlimited, and as I recall is real unlimited without deprioritization, though it’s been a bit.
There was Total Wireless (another Verizon arm) that offered unl everything for $15 price-locked in last summer, currently $25 afaik.
You’ve got options to save if you look around :)