Reviews:
 ·AT&T U-Verse
 ·Clearwire Wireless
 ·AT&T Southeast
| ... So somebody is suing a company that provided unlimited calling when nobody else would at a affordable price.
My family has used metropcs for years, and had never hit some kind of cap based on calling, nor have I had to pay any fee to cancel.
To me that is no strings attached, now if the company wants to protect themselves by issuing a contract that I won't do anything by having access to their public network. Then they have every right to do so.
But my services are still unlimited as stated, and I am under no contract for the hardware that I fully paid for up front.
Someone is just trying to pocket in some money from an actually good company which are only trying to protect their assets. Because I guarantee most of you wouldn't care if that contract was there or not, because more than likely it's just a network usage policy. |
