I believe you mis-understand good Sir, I like the determination though.

But, one of the major predictions to the Project Dark that will be released on October 25h, 2009 was;
("...T-Mobile planning a blockbuster $50 all-you-can-eat plan that would undercut its nearest national competitor -- Sprint, with its Simply Everything plan -- by a ridiculous $50.")
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/12/a...ed-youre-in-t/


But otherwise, I know what your saying, from this;
http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/10/...-plan-pricing/


I stand by what I say, that is NOT a game changer in ANY way what-so-ever.
ONLY game changer would be addition of 4G, or a subsidized version of the N900, WITHOUT removing the specs on it, and releasing it with a great plan.

Otherwise, this is hardly a change... hardly a BIG game change for T-Mobile.
I'm pretty sure Sprint's Hero will outsell/outrun+beat the Cliq in almost all aspects.

My assumption; T-Mobile will still be in Fourth place.