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Hello!

I have been using Metro PCS for almost 2 years now..they just changed tiers and pricing slightly, so effectivly I have the 40 dollar plan listed, but get it at 35 bucks..I was grandfathered
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They have by far the worst reception. Their pricing is cheap because they skimp on the towers.

If you travel out of your region, you are SOL. The phone aint going to work at all.

reply to Yetskii
I went with Virgin mobile Pay-As-You-Go.
I rarely use the phone, so $20 every 3 months does fine for me!

Sprint network so I'm pretty well covered here in The Bay Area.
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reply to dadkins
Metro PCS doesn't even have service where I live... and I'm less than 5 miles from Los Angeles city limits, in a city of 200,000.
Canada = Hollywood North

reply to dadkins
I can get MetroPCS/$50 unlimited talk time one flat rate with the extras (text, web access etc). If you live in select metropolitan areas get Metro its the best bang for the buck.

reply to dadkins
I use Virgin Mobile pre-paid also since I almost never use my cell phone. It's just nice to have if I'm traveling or going out to meet people. I pay $15 every 90 days... so about $5 a month, 18 cents a minute.

If you're signed up for Minute2Minute or 18¢ TALK, here's how you can keep your account running for less!

Sign up for one of our $15 Auto Top-Up options and instead of having to add $20 every 90 days to keep your service working, you'll only need to add $15. For small talkers, that can work out to a $20 break over the year.

No credit cards... no chance of Auto Top-Up.

Thanks for the tip though!
Still, at $20 every 3 months(90 days), this is the best option going, for me!

Running on Sprint means I get pretty good coverage here in The S.F. Bay Area.

Thanks again!
David
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reply to dadkins
have you ever had to deal with a rep from metro pcs?
I think they get trained by ex-U.S.postal employee's.

reply to dadkins
but the coverage area is a joke.

side note

tmobile article mentioned above

(Corrects spelling of spokesman’s surname in paragraph 2)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - T-Mobile USA, owned by Deutsche Telekom AG (DTEGn.DE: Quote, Profile, Research), said on Tuesday it would offer unlimited text messaging and voice calls for $99.99 a month, starting on Thursday February 21.

The company's current offerings include unlimited text messaging for $14.99 and 5,000 minutes of calls for $129.99, according to spokesman Peter Dobrow.

The fourth biggest U.S. mobile service unveiled the plan hours after its two biggest rivals AT&T Inc (T.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Verizon Wireless announced unlimited voice plans for $99.99.

(Reporting by Sinead Carew)
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