Thursday Evening Links
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 |  |  andybPremium
join:2003-05-29
SW Ontario
kudos:1 | Re: Sprint's LTE coverage far less than advertised Have you been on another planet? They all lie on the maps | |
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 Simba7I Void Warranties
join:2003-03-24
Billings, MT | TracFone: The most successful wireless provider I use the Straight Talk SIM card in my Captivate. It's nice to have unlimited talk, text, and data (although throttled) for $45/mo and I can use it in any phone I want. | |
| |  LinklistPremium
join:2002-03-03
Longport, NJ
kudos:5 | Re: TracFone: The most successful wireless provider said by Simba7:I use the Straight Talk SIM card in my Captivate. It's nice to have unlimited talk, text, and data (although throttled) for $45/mo and I can use it in any phone I want.
What about extra fees like USF, regulatory fees, etc.? Are there any? AT&T & Verizon prepaid plans still hit you up for those fees.
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| | | Simba7I Void Warranties
join:2003-03-24
Billings, MT | Re: TracFone: The most successful wireless provider said by Linklist:What about extra fees like USF, regulatory fees, etc.? Are there any? AT&T & Verizon prepaid plans still hit you up for those fees. No extra fees. $45/mo.. Period.
..unless you live in a state with sales tax. I don't.
said by Mr Fel:I like my vanilla Tracfone, 800 minutes a year for only $100, I don't talk much, so it's much cheaper than any other way I could go. It's $495/yr for the Straight Talk plan. That's unlimited talk, text, and data for the entire year. Of course, if you don't need text or data and rarely use your phone, 800min/yr isn't bad. | |
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|  Mr FelFlynn LivesPremium
join:2008-03-17
Louisville, KY | I like my vanilla Tracfone, 800 minutes a year for only $100, I don't talk much, so it's much cheaper than any other way I could go.
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| | | RE: TomTom finally hits Android starting at $50... LOL! TomTom, it's too little, too late, and $50? (or $37.70) Depending on who you believe, is still too damn expensive, this isn't the early 2000's, there's many more options for offline (maps stored on internal storage or SD Card, not relying on the cellular network to recalculate on wrong turns) GPS apps, one of which I use pretty often, CoPilot Live Premium USA.
Perfectly useable, and not at all expensive ($10) on Google Play at the moment. »play.google.com/store/apps/detai···emiumusa
Heck, there's even CoPilot Live Standard USA for $4
»play.google.com/store/apps/detai···rket.usa
For those that say the built-in Google Maps is just fine, I invite you to go into rural areas that have limited cellular coverage and attempt using the navigation feature. | |
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Re: Sprint's LTE coverage far less than advertised