Reminder: T-Mobile launches JUMP! upgrade program and new plans today

This is a quick reminder to those who are looking at T-Mobile for their next Windows Phone or are already a customer. The US mobile operator has launched its new family plans today, alongside the new JUMP! program. The latter enables customers to upgrade their smartphone up to twice per year with protection against malfunction, damage, loss and theft for $10 per month. The former unlocks a new, cheaper plan for families.

Available in-store or online from today, consumers are able to access the new plans and JUMP! program so be sure to get stuck in.

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