T-Mobile has been steadily holding down the fourth spot of domestic wireless carriers and has announced an effort to reward select customers for sticking with them.
Without giving up too much information, the company commented, "We are offering select customers pricing plans that reward their loyalty to T-Mobile. We do not comment on pricing policy for competitive reasons."

The new deal, a $50-a-month unlimited talk plan, is being offered to loyal T-Mobile users with at least 22 months of good credit. Being tested in the San Francisco region at present, there is talk of nationalizing the program.

Even more aggressive is a second deal option that offers $135 credit to customers who switch to T-Mobile from a competitor carrier.