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elray

join:2000-12-16
Santa Monica, CA

reply to morbo

Re: Pricing is nice; no 4g?

said by morbo:

The price is identical to compete with Wal-Mart's StraightTalk plan of unlimited everything for $45 a month.

The honesty of telling users they may be prioritized (dropped/throttled) when there is congestion is refreshing. I think the policy is the same for StraightTalk, but users aren't told about it.

It may be identical, but the opportunity to buy it from TMobile, without involving a Walmart or StraightTalk is a huge win.

The ambiguity of ST's usage policy kills their potential.
I take no issue with limits, but they need be spelled out clearly.

TBusiness

join:2012-10-26
Toledo, OH

They do if you read their TOS. But that is a huge problem today. People do NOT read their TOS/AUPs. If they did, they would find out a LOT about a service/product before they purchased it.


elray

join:2000-12-16
Santa Monica, CA

Most TOS/AUP are in legalese, not simple language.

No one should expect a Walmart customer or other ordinary consumer to read them comprehensively.


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