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MetroPCS Debuts New Service Plans

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Jan 10, 2013, 11:34 AM by Eric M. Zeman

MetroPCS today announced new service plans that it hopes will make it easier for customers to pick the plan that's right for them. All the plans offer unlimited voice minutes and unlimited domestic messaging. The least expensive plan now costs $40 per month and offers 500MB of 4G speed. The middle option includes 2.5GB of 4G speed. The high-end plan offers unlimited 4G data for $60 per month. There is also an optional service bundle available. The bundle costs $5 per month and adds visual voicemail, call forwarding, international messaging, voicemail-to-text, directory assistance, 30 minutes of voice roaming, and caller ID. The plans are available beginning today and can be paired with most of MetroPCS's handsets.

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