- Dec 11, 2010
- 8,894
- 1,395
yes... sosaland's official dollar.is hunna a foreign currency?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
yes... sosaland's official dollar.is hunna a foreign currency?
They are available now.
Stock Android 4.2.2Note 2 users, are you guys using touchwiz or stock android?
Yeah, i'm going to look into t-mobile when my Verizon contract is up. VZW is getting too slick with what they provide and their prices. I wanted to downgrade my data plan from 1GB to half a GB since I hardly use data anymore. Find out they no longer offer .5GB and only .3GB. That's some bs .T-mobile is truly setting themselves apart from the major carriers who charge for activation fees, contracts, overpriced services, limiting data usage. Its a bold move and I like it. If T-mobile "uncarrier" strategy is successful and people start moving away from the big 3, change will be inevitable in the way we buy phones.
I'll always buy off-contract though. #aintgottimeforthat contract this contract that.
I have been pretty much saying this the last few weeks my man. No more contracts for T-Mobile as of today.
I've had tmo since the early 2000's, never any problems when in a major metro area... BuFu is another story.I will NOT go back to T-mobile. Service was horrible
There is not point in having a smart phone if you can't even get internet access, no matter how great the plan is
Major cities are excellent but for me, I go to school in the middle of nowhere (State College, PA). Campus is like a damn cellarI've had tmo since the early 2000's, never any problems when in a major metro area... BuFu is another story.
bout to switch from jedi x12 rom to that pure 4.2.2 aokp rom...Stock Android 4.2.2Note 2 users, are you guys using touchwiz or stock android?
samsung rep accidentally told us late april.Any confirmed release/price news yet one the S4 and HTC ONE yet, ...jeez
why do people buy phones without the contract? ie. if i wanted an unlocked Note 2... instead of paying upfront for it ($700), i could get buy it for 200 bucks (on contract via the 'old' T-mobile) and then just pay the ETF ($200). am i missing something?
Nah. Lackland, Osan and Ramstein the only bases I've ever been stationed at.
note 2 from tmobile is $300 since cancelling within the first month voids the mail in rebateETF is way higher than $200, don't know exactly how much but it's not $200.why do people buy phones without the contract? ie. if i wanted an unlocked Note 2... instead of paying upfront for it ($700), i could get buy it for 200 bucks (on contract via the 'old' T-mobile) and then just pay the ETF ($200). am i missing something?
What ROM are you using?Stock Android 4.2.2
ETF is way higher than $200, don't know exactly how much but it's not $200.
Those of you discussing T-mobile need to realize that unless you pay in full the price of the new phone, you are essentially still in "contract" with the phone payments because should you stop paying the phone, i would assume would be blacklisted. (im assuming there are ways around that, but i'm just saying)