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T-Mobile has a decent prepaid plan...which I hope doesn't go away, perfect for occasional cell phone users like me--I have a POTS landline at home and a phone at my desk, plus I'm in my early 50s and single so I don't need a 95 dollar/month monkey on my back smartphone.
Instead I got into their 100 bucks for 1000 minutes plan where you can use them over a year, with no BS "per day you use it" charges, and if you buy a minimum amount more of minutes at the year mark you can roll over unused minutes.
Also use their prepaid mobile broadband which gives me 3 GB for 20/month and use it with my iPod Touch and Nexus 7. It's a great value. |
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to cb14
Re: NoIf you are in a market where T-Mobile is crap and Sprint isn't (which is more areas than you think) then there are still reasons to be a Sprint customer. Still cheaper than VZW and AT&T. |
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| graycorgi |
to IPPlanMan
Re: Network Vision still going?T-Mobile is still HSPA or EDGE here (mostly EDGE). Sprint has LTE everywhere here. T-Mobile's upgrades are a joke depending on where you live. The same can be said about Sprint, but let's not pretend that T-Mobile's upgrades are going so much better or quicker when they are clearly not. We were just out today and my friend couldn't get over 1mbps on HSPA with T-Mobile. I was getting 10mbps on Sprint LTE, which is not great, but also way better than T-Mobile anywhere in this area. |
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to elray
Re: Not impressed either, but if Crawford thinks its wrong...You're one to speak. |
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| sonicmerlin |
to swintec
Re: Network Vision still going?Do you work for sprint? |
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| sonicmerlin |
to graycorgi
Why is 10 Mbps on a wireless connection "not great"...? You planning on streaming 4K Netflix or something? |
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 swintec
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to sonicmerlin
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to Jon Geb
Re: We need 3 equal footed carriers3 carriers would just collude. The evidence in numerous other countries speaks for itself. |
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