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Someone seemed to misunderstand what I posted. WiFi calling does work on prepaid plans, as others have found here. Prior to T-Mobile switching to the Simple Choice plans back in March, WiFi calling on postpaid did not count against your minutes, whereas WiFi calling on prepaid did count against your minutes. With the Simple Choice plans, all the postpaid plans have unlimited minutes and are allowed to use WiFi calling. The one caveat to this, you must have a T-Mobile phone that supports WiFi calling (like the L521 does). Most T-Mobile phones do but, for example, the iPhones do not.
Prepaid accounts still are allowed to use WiFi calling. The problem is, some of the prepaid plans have limited minutes; while they can use WiFi calling, WiFi calls count against those minutes. The reason this is an issue on prepaid is that many people have T-Mobile's $30/month plan that only gives 100 minutes of talk but unlimited texts and 5 GB of high speed data.
Prepaid accounts still are allowed to use WiFi calling. The problem is, some of the prepaid plans have limited minutes; while they can use WiFi calling, WiFi calls count against those minutes. The reason this is an issue on prepaid is that many people have T-Mobile's $30/month plan that only gives 100 minutes of talk but unlimited texts and 5 GB of high speed data.