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Hopefully Sprint doesn't follow suit
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By year's end the tower upgrades to LTE will have boys doin downloads in the Appalachians.
This is not discouraging smartphone purchases at all. Educate yourself B. In a contract you pay more monthly, so that phone you are getting "free" it is just built into the plan cost you are contracted into for 2 years. THis is not a fair practice, as someone with a $100 smartphone is paying the same as someone with a $800 smartphone. The no contract options put more freedom in your hands as a consumer, if you don't need the best phone your bill will be A LOT cheaper. Also no more waiting 2 years to get a new phone. Phones these days are outdated quickly, nobody wants that 2 year old device, no contracts allow you to upgrade to the next greatest thing when YOU want.
Wireless companies have fooled people like you into thinking contracts are the best thing ever, I suggest you look at cost breakdowns and see how much of a sham they were.
Hopefully Sprint doesn't follow suit
This is not discouraging smartphone purchases at all. Educate yourself B. In a contract you pay more monthly, so that phone you are getting "free" it is just built into the plan cost you are contracted into for 2 years. THis is not a fair practice, as someone with a $100 smartphone is paying the same as someone with a $800 smartphone. The no contract options put more freedom in your hands as a consumer, if you don't need the best phone your bill will be A LOT cheaper. Also no more waiting 2 years to get a new phone. Phones these days are outdated quickly, nobody wants that 2 year old device, no contracts allow you to upgrade to the next greatest thing when YOU want.
Wireless companies have fooled people like you into thinking contracts are the best thing ever, I suggest you look at cost breakdowns and see how much of a sham they were.
man shut your *** up, B.
By year's end the tower upgrades to LTE will have boys doin downloads in the Appalachians.
T-Mobile's Unlimited plan doesn't get throttled. The dude said he had a 1GB LTE plan and got throttled to 2G when he went over that. He said he switched to 10GB and is he goes over that he will get throttled to 2G. He needs to just switch to unlimited data and he wouldn't have that problem.
He said speeds get throttled down to 2G with the TMO unlimited plan, that is hardly unlimited. Did you look at the math? Dude compared 5GB plans, and they are all very similar $30 savings buying upfront is not a significant savings. Many aren't purchasing either they are financing, like I said I have a real UNLIMITED plan that does not get throttled to 2G speeds. People also aren't keeping these phones for long periods of time they keep trading them in.
These next plans benefit the carriers in every way possible IMO. If they didn't carriers wouldn't be trying so hard to force people off of contracts.
Gotta be watching youtube or on IG because Pandora as well as other music streaming services dont count as data used with T-Mobile. IG uses a ton of dataDo you keep Pandora on 24/7?
How are you guys using all this data????
Man I'm not too sure. So they are going to allow people to keep their Unlimited Data Plans? I really don't think so...AT&T has been trying to kill it off for a long time now.They won't touch your plan unless you change it.
Verizon Wireless can do this because they have signal EVERYWHERE. You can make calls in the sticks.
Not true. Had Verizon for the last 6 years. Lived in several PA cities, several MD cities and now NC. There are parts where you simply don't get service
Do you keep Pandora on 24/7?
How are you guys using all this data????
If you live in the city T-Mobile . Just ask your peeps around you. I was in New York a few days ago. I got coverage all thru the city indoors it was okay I got 4g not lte indoors but there was wifi at my aunts house.Im debating between Verizon and T-Mobile at this point. Need unlimited Data, but Verizon is offering $200 off the price of a new smartphone for FIOs customers.
Any suggestions?
Did other carriers have service in those areas?