AT&T Launches Unlimited 'Mobile to Any Mobile' Calling, Requires Unlimited Messaging

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by AllenIversonFan01

Sprint been had this. Never even come close to going over my minutes any more.

sprint is the best.

mobile to any mobile + UNLIMITED data + unlimited text. = $69

sprint > all

if you think otherwise, look at your monthly bill and phone plan

( except those whos been with your provider's loyalty plan for awhile)

 

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by AllenIversonFan01

Sprint been had this. Never even come close to going over my minutes any more.

sprint is the best.

mobile to any mobile + UNLIMITED data + unlimited text. = $69

sprint > all

if you think otherwise, look at your monthly bill and phone plan

( except those whos been with your provider's loyalty plan for awhile)

 

[lyricist343]

Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ

Originally Posted by lyricist343

+1 for AT&T

-1 for Verizon, because they can't let you talk and browse at the same time.

Ignorant comment, hope you know that Verizon and att have different wireless structures, and the reason why you can't do voice and 3G, unless special hardware is used on verizon network. It more complex than you think its.

I had ATT, but I can't do there service no more cause drop calls are nuts in my area, when I had them.

CDMA NETWORKS > GSM NETWORKS

Lol. As a matter of a fact I do, and that's WHY I made that comment. My father is a marketing manager for AT&T's Nor-cal region and has been in the phone game since Cellular One.  So please don't talk down to me about the complexities of the networks.
+1 to you for knowing the difference tho 

 

[lyricist343]

Originally Posted by Alchemist IQ

Originally Posted by lyricist343

+1 for AT&T

-1 for Verizon, because they can't let you talk and browse at the same time.

Ignorant comment, hope you know that Verizon and att have different wireless structures, and the reason why you can't do voice and 3G, unless special hardware is used on verizon network. It more complex than you think its.

I had ATT, but I can't do there service no more cause drop calls are nuts in my area, when I had them.

CDMA NETWORKS > GSM NETWORKS

Lol. As a matter of a fact I do, and that's WHY I made that comment. My father is a marketing manager for AT&T's Nor-cal region and has been in the phone game since Cellular One.  So please don't talk down to me about the complexities of the networks.
+1 to you for knowing the difference tho