| It may be worth it. From what I've read on other forums, there is no requirement to buy one of the unlimited $10/$20 plans. If you buy the device outright (about $150), and don't subscribe to a plan, you just use your regular bucket of minutes. |
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| said by burgerwars:From what I've read on other forums, there is no requirement to buy one of the unlimited $10/$20 plans. If you buy the device outright (about $150), and don't subscribe to a plan, you just use your regular bucket of minutes. And that is confirmed on AT&T's femtocell web page:
»www.wireless.att.com/learn/why/3gmicrocell/
Click on "Unlimited Talk Time" balloon and listen where they tell you that you don't need to buy a plan, but can use cellphone plan minutes.
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said by burgerwars:From what I've read on other forums, there is no requirement to buy one of the unlimited $10/$20 plans. If you buy the device outright (about $150), and don't subscribe to a plan, you just use your regular bucket of minutes. interesting that these are "unlimited" plans. that adds a twist.
i still don't like the idea of spending $150 outright - maybe if i could get my employer to cover it.
since my coverage can (sometimes) be spotty in my house - i generally just forward my iphone to my unlimited voip line. $7.50/month for something i'd be paying for with or without my phone. calls before 2100 still eat minutes, but i wouldn't be paying for an "unlimited" plan with the aircell anyway.
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