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 bencPremium
join:2007-06-17
Glen Carbon, IL
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| $100 for Unmetered Service* on a Mobile? *-Well, unmetered if it's a domestic phone call, anyway.
It's a great deal! Well, I think so anyway.
Sure, it's more expensive than a POTS line with the unmetered service, but it's also a mobile and you can take it with you anywhere. Because of that, of course it's going to cost more.
I'm just glad that Sprint and Verizon have gotten on board and decided to offer this.
Sadly, neither T-Mobile or Cin...AT&T offer this. The closest thing AT&T has is their Unity plan: Unlimited calling to other AT&T mobiles and AT&T POTS lines. But minutes are used to call Verizon POTS lines or a mobile on any other carrier.
But, I wouldn't be too terribly surprised if either of them release a similar plan soon. My bet is that T-Mobile would do it first. | |
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1 edit | said by benc:I'm just glad that Sprint and Verizon have gotten on board and decided to offer this. Sadly, neither T-Mobile or Cin...AT&T offer this. But, I wouldn't be too terribly surprised if either of them release a similar plan soon. My bet is that T-Mobile would do it first. AT&T will initially resist the idea, and tell people it's (in effect) a lousy deal. The facts are that a $99-a-month voice plan isn't for everyone. But if Sprint or T-Mobile undercuts it by $10 or more a month, AT&T will come out with their own $99-a-month unlimited plan which they will tout as 'better' than Sprint's or T-Mobile's lower-priced plans. They'll also try to convice people that 5GB per month data is better than unlimited.
And I'll bet that 'unlimited' doesn't really mean unlimited to any of them. | |
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