leaving tmobile - T-Mobile HTC One (M7)

I am really sad to be leaving tmobile. Coverage issues in my specific area and lack of speed are causing this. I feel really stupid saying this but I feel like a traitor to be going to at&t. Thanks for the great years TMO:highfive:

Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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lojak29 said:
Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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lojak29 said:
Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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Preach!

lojak29 said:
Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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Hallelujah
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lojak29 said:
Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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True!
I've just moved from AT&T and I'm happy with T-Mobile.
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On, T-mobile I pay $30 a month now for unlimited data (5GB of 4G), unlimited text and 100 min talk. Best plan ever and I can leave whenever I want to. Coverage here in LA is great with 4G everywhere.
AT&T forces you have to a dataplan if you use any kind of smart phone. GF bought a iphone off craiglist and wanted to use it on at&t with just wifi only so that she save money on the dataplan and AT&T will not let her do this. She is REQUIRED to have a dataplan or use the iphone on another network. That's customer service at its best.

initial_k said:
On, T-mobile I pay $30 a month now for unlimited data (5GB of 4G), unlimited text and 100 min talk. Best plan ever and I can leave whenever I want to. Coverage here in LA is great with 4G everywhere.
AT&T forces you have to a dataplan if you use any kind of smart phone. GF bought a iphone off craiglist and wanted to use it on at&t with just wifi only so that she save money on the dataplan and AT&T will not let her do this. She is REQUIRED to have a dataplan or use the iphone on another network. That's customer service at its best.
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What are you still doing with the 5gb $30 cap plan? Tmobile has true unlimited 4g without caps now for $30. It's what my girl and I have right now. The only downside is that you sacrifice hot spot service.
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coupetastic-droid said:
What are you still doing with the 5gb $30 cap plan? Tmobile has true unlimited 4g without caps now for $30. It's what my girl and I have right now. The only downside is that you sacrifice hot spot service.
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I think you misunderstood what was being said. $30 IS the plan. It consists of 5gb of data and 100 minutes. It is offered online and in-store at Wal-Mart.
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jonathan3579 said:
I think you misunderstood what was being said. $30 IS the plan. It consists of 5gb of data and 100 minutes. It is offered online and in-store at Wal-Mart.
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Yea I misunderstood my bad. I thought you meant $30 for just the data.
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I think you misunderstood what was being said. $30 IS the plan. It consists of 5gb of data and 100 minutes. It is offered online and in-store at Wal-Mart.
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So that is a "classic" plan with a two year commitment, unlike the new TMO plans with no contract?

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So that is a "classic" plan with a two year commitment, unlike the new TMO plans with no contract?
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No, the $30 plan they're talking about is prepaid, bring your own device and pay by month. Old "classic" and "value" plans as well as new "simple choice" (or whatever the f the branding is now) are all postpaid.

lojak29 said:
Bad move with a heavy downside ..
Plan to pay out the wazooo!
Limited data ,with terrible over priced packages ,,att Lte is within comparable speeds to tmo...
hspa+ it Isnt that much of a difference to make a difference.
You'll be paying over 120+ a month and will never get unlimited... Surely going over 2gigs easily anyone can do that and on top of the base price you pay 10$ for each gig.
Tmobiles spotty coverage is far more worth the hassle than paying more for less .
And as far as tmo coverage ,the aws lte bands when lte is dropped full time everywhere the coverage will greatly greatly improve .... Coverage will be like verizons.
I'd stay if I was you ,att is nothing but corporate snobs who will rip your pockets right off.
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It seems like you guys all agree with this but I'm going to have to disagree. Sure some of AT&T plans could run up to $120 but if pay attention to the plan you can do much better than $120.
$39.99 for National roll over with 450 minutes then you add a data plan starting at $20, then $20 unlimited texting with unlimited mobile to mobile minutes on any carrier. Which basically means you have unlimited minutes cuz most everyones phone call are to another mobile number.
You're looking at $80 if you're not a data a hog. Also it's no competition AT&T's network is far more superior than T Mobile no matter which way you slice it. And to some people that alone is worth the bucks.
I just thought I should chime in
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I disagree... at my house TMO is the only of the big-4 that work well. People with ATT/VZW always say they stick with them for the far better serviced, but I have had TMO for 5 years now and Sprint for the 10 before that, and I have always had better reception than co-workers/friends in MOST situations (each of the 4 have advantages and disadvantages in different areas).
Sprint SERO is the best deal if you want one of the big 4 without VoIP.
T-Mobile $30 is the best thing going if you can live with VoIP calls.
MVNO's like Ting and Solavei are the best choice for most people.

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shook187 said:
It seems like you guys all agree with this but I'm going to have to disagree. Sure some of AT&T plans could run up to $120 but if pay attention to the plan you can do much better than $120.
$39.99 for National roll over with 450 minutes then you add a data plan starting at $20, then $20 unlimited texting with unlimited mobile to mobile minutes on any carrier. Which basically means you have unlimited minutes cuz most everyones phone call are to another mobile number.
You're looking at $80 if you're not a data a hog. Also it's no competition AT&T's network is far more superior than T Mobile no matter which way you slice it. And to some people that alone is worth the bucks.
I just thought I should chime in
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The $20 Data is 300MB, LOL. This is all without tethering too.
So on AT&T for $80 (excluding tax) you get 450 rollover minutes with unlimited mobile to mobile, unlimited text, and 300 MB of data, no tethering.
Mobile share is $85 (excluding tax) for unlimited calling, text, and 1 GB of data with tethering.
On T-Mobile $50 (excluding tax) gets you unlimited calling, text and 500 MB of data with tethering, and free Wi-Fi calling.
For $70 (excluding tax) you get unlimited calling, text and data plus 500 MB of tethering, and free Wi-Fi calling.

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On T-Mobile $50 (excluding tax) gets you unlimited calling, text and 500 MB of data with tethering, and free Wi-Fi calling.
For $70 (excluding tax) you get unlimited calling, text and data plus 500 MB of tethering, and free Wi-Fi calling.
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You get all that from a subpar Network with horrible building penetration. Which is why T Mobile even offers wifi calling in the first place.
No thanks I'll pay the extra $20 for a real network.
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guys.. chill. network depends on what area you use you phone. Some areas, ATT is better. Also, their is good prepaids that use ATT's network.

shook187 said:
You get all that from a subpar Network with horrible building penetration. Which is why T Mobile even offers wifi calling in the first place.
No thanks I'll pay the extra $20 for a real network.
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I have no problem with T-Mobile service or coverage here in LA.

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Ok, I'm confused.....i hear a lot of complaints by Sprint users..
i'm a premium member(10yrs) living in Jacksonville and I am considering an upgrade from Hero to 3D but i need the 4g speed or it's pointless to upgrade.
Is Verizon really that much better for strength?
kinextions said:
Ok, I'm confused.....i hear a lot of complaints by Sprint users..
i'm a premium member(10yrs) living in Jacksonville and I am considering an upgrade from Hero to 3D but i need the 4g speed or it's pointless to upgrade.
Is Verizon really that much better for strength?
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Yes, Verizon LTE is the fastest right now.. but very expensive. I think they don't offer unlimited plan for LTE it will throttle you at 2 gig of data. But I'm not sure check their plan make sure you ask about unlimited LTE.
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Once the lte market finally gets a few more phones it will be slow like wimax but it will still have better penetration
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Yes, Verizon LTE is the fastest right now.. but very expensive. I think they don't offer unlimited plan for LTE it will throttle you at 2 gig of data. But I'm not sure check their plan make sure you ask about unlimited LTE.
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Agreed.
I think there are other reasons to upgrade besides the 4G however.
In my opinion, the Evo 3D will be so much more than just a 4G phone. Even without 4G service in your area, the Evo 3D will deliver on all other aspects. My main reason I'm getting it is in the hardware alone. 1.2 Ghz dual-core with 1 GB RAM. Plus, it's the fastest CPU on the market to date.
LTE roll out has been halted by the feds due to interference with GPS and other services. So it may be a while.
Plus, speaking as a Verizon person now, you're way better off on Sprint. If I got the exact same plan I have now but with the addition of unlimited 4g data and an extra smart phone on Sprint, it'd cost me $140 less per month.
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In my opinion, the Evo 3D will be so much more than just a 4G phone. Even without 4G service in your area, the Evo 3D will deliver on all other aspects. My main reason I'm getting it is in the hardware alone. 1.2 Ghz dual-core with 1 GB RAM. Plus, it's the fastest CPU on the market to date.
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ok, thanks for all the replies........
so is 4G really as fast as comcast....because that is what a sprint dealer is telling me.
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kinextions said:
ok, thanks for all the replies........
so is 4G really as fast as comcast....because that is what a sprint dealer is telling me.
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Everywhere speeds will vary like always. I can't speak on Comcast speeds but I've heard they're fast. On average Sprint's 4G is around 3-6 mbps, I may be wrong. It is however slightly slower than LTE.
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Once the lte market finally gets a few more phones it will be slow like wimax but it will still have better penetration
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thats what she said.
sorry.
carry on
Verizon's 4G is currently unlimited, and costs the same as their 3G data plans (no extra fee) contrary to prior posts in thread. All indications are that it won't be much longer though. The real kicker for anyone enthused for the evo3d is that no mention of a similarly spec'ed HTC device on Verizon at the moment...I'd give it 50/50 for appearing by late in the year.
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I'm sorry I must have missed it....whats the point of DeNiro?
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Have you seen goodfellas?
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If you want truly unlimited everything with Verizon, your total cost would be $119.98 before taxes or any other fees. That's $89.99 for talk and text, and another $29.99 for data. For the moment, they aren't charging any additional for 4G data on the T-bolt. But, they do cap all their customers at 5GB of data per month. It's all in the fine print.
"Verizon Wireless strives to provide customers the best experience when using our network, a shared resource among tens of millions of customers. To help achieve this, if you use an extraordinary amount of data and fall within the top 5% of Verizon Wireless data users we may reduce your data throughput speeds periodically for the remainder of your then current and immediately following billing cycle to ensure high quality network performance for other users at locations and times of peak demand. Our proactive management of the Verizon Wireless network is designed to ensure that the remaining 95% of data customers aren't negatively affected by the inordinate data consumption of just a few users."
You can choose a plan that gives you 900 minutes total, and unlimited calling to any 5 numbers you choose, along with unlimited text and data, for a total of $109.98. That might be the most comparable to the Sprint Everything Data plan. Which is 450 minutes total, but free calls to ANY mobile on ANY carrier, and also has unlimited text and data. The difference is, this is $69.99 from Sprint, with a $10 data charge, for a total of $79.99 before tax and fees.
And, Sprint is truly unlimited. Some users in the Evo 4g forum said that when they got to 35gb in one month, Sprint moved them to the slower connection speeds until a new bill cycle started. Verizon does this at 5gb.
Here is the pricing breakdown:
Sprint vs. Verizon
$99.99 vs $119.98 = Unlimited
$79.99 vs $109.98 = minutes, plus free calls to mobiles
Apples to apples is hard to compare, but for the price, Sprint is a lot more affordable. And the service will be comparable. When it comes to calling and 3g, Sprint roams on verizon towers anyway, and since you are unlimited, you can roam without penalties. I know this from experience.
My vote, stick with Sprint.
@ Bradleyw801.....actually i'm on the 69.99 450 minutes and unlimited everything else with the Hero...I dont want to pay more for Comcast high speed if I can upgrade $10 more with sprint to get 4G.
I think I'll stay with Sprint....thanks.
Sprint is a lot cheaper. Using the everything plus referral program -- everyone has access to this through the russ.s.mcguire email address -- you can get 500 minutes and everything else for $60 a month. Also, if you need a family plan you can get a much better deal. I pay about $48 for roughly 1000 minutes on my family shared plan.
If you're clever you can route calls via 3g though a hosted PBX box/Google voice and not pay for minutes -- or pay about $4-6 dollars a month with a service like Vitelity. I tried to get a data only plan from Sprint, but they wouldn't give it to me. Apparently you need to prove that you're deaf.
Verizon is the better network, but Sprint is dramatically cheaper. Also, Verizon's idea of unlimited 4g is 10gb per month; not quite unlimited.
osi13 said:
Sprint is a lot cheaper. Using the everything plus referral program -- everyone has access to this through the russ.s.mcguire email address -- you can get 500 minutes and everything else for $60 a month. Also, if you need a family plan you can get a much better deal. I pay about $48 for roughly 1000 minutes on my family shared plan.
If you're clever you can route calls via 3g though a hosted PBX box/Google voice and not pay for minutes -- or pay about $4-6 dollars a month with a service like Vitelity. I tried to get a data only plan from Sprint, but they wouldn't give it to me. Apparently you need to prove that you're deaf.
Verizon is the better network, but Sprint is dramatically cheaper. Also, Verizon's idea of unlimited 4g is 10gb per month; not quite unlimited.
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Do you know if everything plus referral program can be used in person at an authorized dealer? I'm porting my number to sprint when the EVO3d comes out and i don't want to have to ship my phone and be without service between the order and receiving of the phone.
osi13 said:
Sprint is a lot cheaper. Using the everything plus referral program -- everyone has access to this through the russ.s.mcguire email address -- you can get 500 minutes and everything else for $60 a month. Also, if you need a family plan you can get a much better deal. I pay about $48 for roughly 1000 minutes on my family shared plan.
If you're clever you can route calls via 3g though a hosted PBX box/Google voice and not pay for minutes -- or pay about $4-6 dollars a month with a service like Vitelity. I tried to get a data only plan from Sprint, but they wouldn't give it to me. Apparently you need to prove that you're deaf.
Verizon is the better network, but Sprint is dramatically cheaper. Also, Verizon's idea of unlimited 4g is 10gb per month; not quite unlimited.
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What is the russ.s.mcguire email and how do you get the discount????
osi13 said:
Sprint is a lot cheaper. Using the everything plus referral program -- everyone has access to this through the russ.s.mcguire email address -- you can get 500 minutes and everything else for $60 a month. Also, if you need a family plan you can get a much better deal. I pay about $48 for roughly 1000 minutes on my family shared plan.
If you're clever you can route calls via 3g though a hosted PBX box/Google voice and not pay for minutes -- or pay about $4-6 dollars a month with a service like Vitelity. I tried to get a data only plan from Sprint, but they wouldn't give it to me. Apparently you need to prove that you're deaf.
Verizon is the better network, but Sprint is dramatically cheaper. Also, Verizon's idea of unlimited 4g is 10gb per month; not quite unlimited.
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wow I didn't know they even offered Data-only, even if only for the deaf. Good to know...
aoaleman said:
Everywhere speeds will vary like always. I can't speak on Comcast speeds but I've heard they're fast. On average Sprint's 4G is around 3-6 mbps, I may be wrong. It is however slightly slower than LTE.
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I'm averaging 6-8mbps in downtown Chicago. I can't complain about that. Verizon's LTE is not much faster plus once their LTE coverage gets a little more saturated the speeds will come down. That was the same when Sprint first released WIMAX in chicago. We got very fast speeds from their first 4G data card until more devices started coming out. Either carrier has been good to me as far as service goes but it all comes down to Sprint being a cheaper option. I pay $81 a month, including taxes and fees, after my corporate discount on Sprint.

Sprint false advertisement?

First, I would like to say I am VERY unhappy with Sprint at the moment.
There are two distinct points they lie to your face.
First, they call their plan the "Truly unlimited data". That being said, it is only unlimited for standard phones. On plans with so-called "Truly Unlimited data" there is an extra $10 fee for smartphones (premium data charge).
The second time the lie is with the roaming policy. "You get truly unlimited data, but if you roam more than 300megabytes, were going to cancel you.
Who else has thought this is complete false advertisement?!
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Roaming service isn't on Sprint, its on Verizon. So when your Sprint phone roams, Sprint pays Verizon for that "borrowing" of the network.
So no, not false advertising.
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Maybe if Sprint's data was decent, then we wouldn't have to roam...
Then explain the "unlimited data except for certain phones". It's ridiculous.
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another person talking and complaining about data and roaming without knowing how the ball rolls... smh...
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Pachonk said:
Maybe if Sprint's data was decent, then we wouldn't have to roam...
Then explain the "unlimited data except for certain phones". It's ridiculous.
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Try moving... I run LTE and this new fangled thing called WiFi
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Try moving... I run LTE and this new fangled thing called WiFi
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I understand what your saying but that's not the point. We pay Sprint and not for crap service. Sprint has great customer service but horrible phone service
Without roaming sprints data AND analog network is absolutely piss poor. It's almost useless to travel with as is... soooo many deadspots even between huge cities on interstates.
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It's ridiculous how much Sprint sucks at coverage. In my area, I'm lucky to pull 400 kb/sec download!
Sprint is bad, old news. Its unlimited data cause we can barely use their 3g so it doesnt total that much data imo they got us good.
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How is that false advertising? It's not like they're guaranteeing certain speeds or amount of coverage in your area...you run that risk with any carrier. I don't recall them ever saying "all data plans for all phones are the same price" either. If they want to charge an extra 10 bucks for smartphones, that's their prerogative. I'm pretty sure they aren't the only carrier that does that and I don't think they've been misleading in doing so. As far as roaming goes, Gen is right...That's a different carrier. You have unlimited data on Sprint, not Verizon.
Bottom line: if you're not happy with Sprint, switch to a different carrier. Any one of them would be happy to take your money.
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"Unlimited data plans starting at $69.99". That's what the advertisements say. Where is the false advertising? And no carrier gives unlimited roaming data. Nor did Sprint ever claim to.
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Pachonk said:
First, I would like to say I am VERY unhappy with Sprint at the moment.
There are two distinct points they lie to your face.
First, they call their plan the "Truly unlimited data". That being said, it is only unlimited for standard phones. On plans with so-called "Truly Unlimited data" there is an extra $10 fee for smartphones (premium data charge).
The second time the lie is with the roaming policy. "You get truly unlimited data, but if you roam more than 300megabytes, were going to cancel you.
Who else has thought this is complete false advertisement?!
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The 300mb line you used there is the only thing misleading about any of that... Sprint does reserve the right to kick you for over 300 mb roaming but unless your using only roaming, they aren't going too... A good example is people who force roaming to use a different network than Sprint. I regularly use 7-12 legit gigs per month and at least 500mbs+ of it is roaming. As long as your using 55-60%+ of Sprint Data you'll be fine.
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Quis89 said:
"Unlimited data plans starting at $69.99". That's what the advertisements say. Where is the false advertising? And no carrier gives unlimited roaming data. Nor did Sprint ever claim to.
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Thank you! I did not know it was "start at"! Now I am much happier than I was a few days ago, I'm sorry for wine-ing.
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The sprint sale pitch is Unlimited data " WHILE ON THE SPRINT NETWORK" & " While on the Now network ( in other words Sprint network)" which means while your using their network not while roaming... You dont have to pay extra when you roam but you cant roam unlimited data.....
Sprints 3g speeds do suck and if you dont have LTE in your area only thing to do is to change carrier .
By the way guys, the roaming want the main part. It was massively the ten extra dollars randomly added to my bill.
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By the way guys, the roaming want the main part. It was massively the ten extra dollars randomly added to my bill.
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If you don't like the 10.00 bucks cancel with sprint and go to verizon att or tmobile and pay more than 10.00 for your data...
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Sprint finaly got LTE in Wichita,KS so im happy with the dataspeeds. But even when sprint had crappy data the one thing that kept me with them was their customer support. no matter what happened to my phone i could take it in and most of the time they replaced it right there on the most. most of the time i payed nothing. sometimes i payed restocking fee. and very very rarely did i have to pay the insurance deductible. broken charge port? replaced.
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By the way guys, the roaming want the main part. It was massively the ten extra dollars randomly added to my bill.
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Randomly added is bull****! You knew about it before you signed your contract. So what, I think a $10 smartphone fee is more than fair. The average smartphone user uses 100 times more data than a dumbphone user. I'm more than willing to pay a $10 premium for unlimited data on my smartphone than pay tiered data pricing like all the other carriers.
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Randomly added is bull****! You knew about it before you signed your contract. So what, I think a $10 smartphone fee is more than fair. The average smartphone user uses 100 times more data than a dumbphone user. I'm more than willing to pay a $10 premium for unlimited data on my smartphone than pay tiered data pricing like all the other carriers.
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And, $10.00/month for no limit/throttling on Sprint Network is a hell of a lot cheaper than what Verizon or AT&T will charge for 20GB/month.
If you didn't read your contract then shame on you.
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Using AT&T One on T-mobile

I was a bit impatient and jumped the gun and bought the ONE at Walmart for $148 with a 2 year contract. But already during my first week I realize I'm using up my minutes rather quickly and being limited kinda sucks.
I definitely want to keep the phone cause its flawless and I keep reading about other peoples flawed phone and I already added SquareTrade insurance.
I was thinking of paying the early termination fee of $325 which makes the phone only $473 which is cheaper than I could get it from TMobile.
Question is would I be able to add this phone to T Mobile prepaid plans and not be stuck on Edge network for data?
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shook187 said:
I was a bit impatient and jumped the gun and bought the ONE at Walmart for $148 with a 2 year contract. But already during my first week I realize I'm using up my minutes rather quickly and being limited kinda sucks.
I definitely want to keep the phone cause its flawless and I keep reading about other peoples flawed phone and I already added SquareTrade insurance.
I was thinking of paying the early termination fee of $325 which makes the phone only $473 which is cheaper than I could get it from TMobile.
Question is would I be able to add this phone to T Mobile prepaid plans and not be stuck on Edge network for data?
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Depends if you're in a refarmed market. I live in one and I get mostly HSPA+ (4G) with pockets of Edge.
Does anyone know if the At&t HTC one will get Ota updates if you use t-mobile?
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Does anyone know if the At&t HTC one will get Ota updates if you use t-mobile?
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Just flash a stock ROM with the update implemented in it.
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shook187 said:
I was a bit impatient and jumped the gun and bought the ONE at Walmart for $148 with a 2 year contract. But already during my first week I realize I'm using up my minutes rather quickly and being limited kinda sucks.
I definitely want to keep the phone cause its flawless and I keep reading about other peoples flawed phone and I already added SquareTrade insurance.
I was thinking of paying the early termination fee of $325 which makes the phone only $473 which is cheaper than I could get it from TMobile.
Question is would I be able to add this phone to T Mobile prepaid plans and not be stuck on Edge network for data?
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Why not just use straight talk for $45/month get unl everything with 2gb of data? should be amble. AND the best part is that your still on the ATT network and dont have to worry about being on 2G if not in 1900 refarmed area which is hard to find these days
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Why not just use straight talk for $45/month get unl everything with 2gb of data? should be amble. AND the best part is that your still on the ATT network and dont have to worry about being on 2G if not in 1900 refarmed area which is hard to find these days
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That sounds like a good plan I'll look into it didn't think of it
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Becool0130 said:
Why not just use straight talk for $45/month get unl everything with 2gb of data? should be amble. AND the best part is that your still on the ATT network and dont have to worry about being on 2G if not in 1900 refarmed area which is hard to find these days
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shook187 said:
That sounds like a good plan I'll look into it didn't think of it
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Don't do it - the data speeds on at&t through Straight Talk are HORRENDOUSLY capped - I had them for over a year where I didn't have T-Mobile coverage... An absolute headache! Most of the at&t MVNOs truly suck if you want data... I've heard of people not being speed capped on Red Pocket though.
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Don't do it - the data speeds on at&t through Straight Talk are HORRENDOUSLY capped - I had them for over a year where I didn't have T-Mobile coverage... An absolute headache! Most of the at&t MVNOs truly suck if you want data... I've heard of people not being speed capped on Red Pocket though.
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Really? Their plan is $60 for unl everything with 2GB of data. I think he is planning to SAVE money with the $45 plan otherwise he would have went with ATT from the start
$45 and $60 for the same allotment.. which one sounds better?
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Really? Their plan is $60 for unl everything with 2GB of data. I think he is planning to SAVE money with the $45 plan otherwise he would have went with ATT from the start
$45 and $60 for the same allotment.. which one sounds better?
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Go read the horror stories about the capped data speeds on Straight Talk. I'll give you a great example. My dad did a speed test right next to me, both of us around -90dBm on HSPA... I shot up to 3Mbps and then was slammed down to around 800kbps consistently while he was running upwards of 8 and 9 on the downstream... Even further evidence of the cap? My upstream was 1900Kbps and his was 1950. Both of us using Captivates, same radio, same ROM. Only difference is he had post-paid at&t (and thus was able to use at&t's postpaid APN).
But by all means, its worth a try - no contract and all - good luck dealing with customer service to get your phone working in the first place though, they are worse than Sprint. :good:
Another option to consider is VoIP... If you have a Google Voice number, you can set up SIP. Its not the easiest thing in the world to do but you get unlimited calls... There are many different SIP solutions in the Play Store.
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Go read the horror stories about the capped data speeds on Straight Talk. I'll give you a great example. My dad did a speed test right next to me, both of us around -90dBm on HSPA... I shot up to 3Mbps and then was slammed down to around 800kbps consistently while he was running upwards of 8 and 9 on the downstream... Even further evidence of the cap? My upstream was 1900Kbps and his was 1950. Both of us using Captivates, same radio, same ROM. Only difference is he had post-paid at&t (and thus was able to use at&t's postpaid APN).
But by all means, its worth a try - no contract and all - good luck dealing with customer service to get your phone working in the first place though, they are worse than Sprint. :good:
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Well, at the end of the day you get what you pay for right? If cost is not a concern to you then go with att and if it is then go with straight talk.
Better yet, why not just switch to T-mobile?
Becool0130 said:
Well, at the end of the day you get what you pay for right? If cost is not a concern to you then go with att and if it is then go with straight talk.
Better yet, why not just switch to T-mobile?
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I learned my lesson the hard way with Straight Talk but if he takes his One and puts it on T-Mobile, he will be on EDGE most of the time unless he's in a refarmed 1900MHz area or has LTE. at&t's version doesn't support HSPA over AWS.
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I learned my lesson the hard way with Straight Talk but if he takes his One and puts it on T-Mobile, he will be on EDGE most of the time unless he's in a refarmed 1900MHz area or has LTE. at&t's version doesn't support HSPA over AWS.
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I meant to return his phone then get a t-mobile one That was his original plan afterall.
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I meant to return his phone then get a t-mobile one That was his original plan afterall.
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Its was. But I'm tempted to keep this phone out right for only $473
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Really? Their plan is $60 for unl everything with 2GB of data. I think he is planning to SAVE money with the $45 plan otherwise he would have went with ATT from the start
$45 and $60 for the same allotment.. which one sounds better?
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Yes I'm a cheapo...I'm paying $69.99 for 450mins and 3GB of data. I'm using Google Voice for text because AT&T wants an extra $20 for text and unlimited mobile calling. :crying: To AT&T's credit, the network is the best I've been on.
But yes, i'm looking for a cheap plan...I was thinking T-mobile's $50 prepay
shook187 said:
Its was. But I'm tempted to keep this phone out right for only $473
Yes I'm a cheapo...I'm paying $69.99 for 450mins and 3GB of data. I'm using Google Voice for text because AT&T wants an extra $20 for text and unlimited mobile calling. :crying: To AT&T's credit, the network is the best I've been on.
But yes, i'm looking for a cheap plan...I was thinking T-mobile's $50 prepay
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If you are looking to save over the long term, return the AT&T model and get the T-Mobile model... you can use it with Straight Talk (T-Mobile BYOD) or with direct T-Mobile. T-Mobile is the only way to get LTE though. You get a larger data bucket with ST but you're limited to HSPA+... its really all a matter of what you need.
Solavei might be a good option too, especially if you have good T-Mobile service in your area - they will knock 20 bucks a month off their 49 dollar fee for every 3 people you get to sign up with Solavei, for as long as they keep their service.
http://www.solavei.com/
T-Mobile has LTE? oh thats right on selected cities
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T-Mobile has LTE? oh thats right on selected cities
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They are rolling out their network insanely fast. OpenSignal has T-Mobile LTE showing up all over the place. Obviously test towers but they are going to flip the switch on the most advanced LTE network, something nobody else can say!
The simple and correct way to this mess is to just frikin use the same carriers data as matched to that carriers branded device .Using att phone on tmobile or vise versa just never cuts it ,unless you want 2g more so than not... And you want to render the phones capabilitys useless and waist your money on 2g ,This should only be done out of desperation,say like if your phones broke and it's a temp solution.
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Verizon Rep here to tell you of new promotion!

Starting 4 days ago 10gb of data is the same cost as 6gb, for 80$ and 12gb is 100$
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Well, when someone tries to spoon-feed you poop and tries to convince you that it's caviar, that's the type of response you're going to get.
If my unlimited "vanishes", so will my account with big red. No skin off my back.
Virus1x said:
That's a mature additude I don't care if you like it come the new year your unlimited data has a very good chance of vanishing.
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Typical verizon, we don't care if our customers like our crap or are happy, as long as we have them by the gonads, we're happy.
If verizon cancels my unlimited it will void my contract and I will take my 3 lines and 140 dollar a month of business somewhere else.
The ONLY reason Verizon still has my business is for the unlimited plan. Loosing that, looses a customer. Their comstant locking down phones is frusterating.
I'm not on anyone's side just so you know unlimited plans make up less then 5% of their business and no one has LTE or even basic coverage like Verizon.
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I'm not on anyone's side just so you know unlimited plans make up less then 5% of their business and no one has LTE or even basic coverage like Verizon.
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In my area of travel, ATT actually has the best coverage & LTE speeds. I am a Verizon customer & my signal is poor compared to my wife's on ATT.
If I loose my unlimited, I am gone to ATT. I can get better deal on 10gb plan.
That's great for you but for many it's not like that.
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I get 15 gigs of data for 100$ I also got Verizon to give me 1 gig of data as a promo.
Iv only been with Verizon for about 2yrs.
I work from the Artic Ocean/North Slope of Alaska to South TX. Hands down Verizon rules where I'm at as stated 4G and basic. I had 10 go plan but jumped last month for 30 bucks more to the 30gb plan. For 130 I get 32gb (I also have an additional 2gb of promo) it's not unlimited but for current pricing and comparison to other companies it's the only way to go for me. I think it's like 225 or something crazy now if you want 30gb.
If you are on an unlimited plan and you use more than 30GB...my guess is that Verizon wouldn't mind you leaving their network! Some of you make it seem like Verizon needs your business. lol
Thank you for letting us know about this option. How does one go about getting it? I previously had Unlimited Data. I didn't want to pay the outrageous price at the time for a Note 3 outright from Ebay, Swappa, etc. So I dropped my Unlimited to 6GB. Not that I fully use 6GB anymore. Dropped Spotify once I dropped Unlimited Data. The 10GB would be a nice option.
Virus1x said:
That's a mature additude I don't care if you like it come the new year your unlimited data has a very good chance of vanishing.
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yourlogicalfallacyis...ad hominem.
https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/
Here is what I found out about this upgrade.
Me:Was there any truth behind the 10gb of data is the same cost as 6gb?
VZW: That is correct with our More Everything plans, that share within Unlimited talking and texting with a shared amount of data.
mwebb34 said:
I get 15 gigs of data for 100$ I also got Verizon to give me 1 gig of data as a promo.
Iv only been with Verizon for about 2yrs.
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Yes they do amazing things to keep people satisfied
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xconwayx said:
Here is what I found out about this upgrade.
Me:Was there any truth behind the 10gb of data is the same cost as 6gb?
VZW: That is correct with our More Everything plans, that share within Unlimited talking and texting with a shared amount of data.
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Yes just call and ask for the more everything 10gb promotion
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Yeah. my plan is 3g shared with 3 phones. We bend over for the man a lot with the bill... but I got tired of hopping around carriers. Besides the painful cavity search with my money, I'll stick with Verizon til AT&T owns them... like everything else.
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come the new year your unlimited data has a very good chance of vanishing.
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Since I'm on month-to-month, if my unlimited disappears, I'll just throw a T-Mobile SIM into my phone and get my unlimited back.
Enjoy T-Mobile inferior lte
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JStrem said:
Yeah. my plan is 3g shared with 3 phones. We bend over for the man a lot with the bill... but I got tired of hopping around carriers. Besides the painful cavity search with my money, I'll stick with Verizon til AT&T owns them... like everything else.
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Att can never own Verizon, a Verizon is 10x the size of att, they generate more revenue and fcc and ftc would never allow the merger it would create a monopoly also I represent att if anything they going under before Verizon
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Enjoy T-Mobile inferior lte
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I see you got digs for all the other carriers. Problem is, people aren't going to continue to get raped with these prices. So, Verizon will keep losing customers until they get better prices and plans.
So, when I lose my unlimited I can either:
- Pay $80/mo. for 1 GB of data on Verizon
or
- Pay $80/mo. for UNLIMITED data on T-Mobile.
That's a no-brainer. I've been a loyal customer of Verizon for years and years. But when my unlimited comes to an end, so will my loyalty because these new plans and pricing are just flat-out garbage.
I'm not going to stay on the same carrier to pay alot more and get alot less. Never going to happen.

Gear S T-Mobile Working Perfect On MetroPCS

Im just letting everyone know in case anyone had any doubts it does work perfect just like it would on T-Mobile obviously because is the same network
jcar6245 said:
Im just letting everyone know in case anyone had any doubts it does work perfect just like it would on T-Mobile obviously because is the same network
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everyone will have one now w/Metro lol
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Im just letting everyone know in case anyone had any doubts it does work perfect just like it would on T-Mobile obviously because is the same network
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How did you get it cut on? Did you just go to MetroPCS and they cut it on for you?
shoobiedoo72 said:
How did you get it cut on? Did you just go to MetroPCS and they cut it on for you?
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Just get the smallest sim card and ask to be put on the 35 family plan if you already got a line and yeah it works just like that, no need to unlock
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I have 3 lines on my account on AT&T. I went up to Metro PCS to see how much money I could save and they quoted me the exact same price as I'm paying now with AT&T. The only difference is Metro offered me less data. I was like nahhh I'm good. Thanks anyway.
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I have 3 lines on my account on AT&T. I went up to Metro PCS to see how much money I could save and they quoted me the exact same price as I'm paying now with AT&T. The only difference is Metro offered me less data. I was like nahhh I'm good. Thanks anyway.
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How is that possible we offer unlimited LTE for $55 a month running on the T-mobile network I get really fast Internet and used almost 133GB downloading movies and never got slowed down
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I have 3 lines on my account on AT&T. I went up to Metro PCS to see how much money I could save and they quoted me the exact same price as I'm paying now with AT&T. The only difference is Metro offered me less data. I was like nahhh I'm good. Thanks anyway.
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These are my speeds out here
jcar6245 said:
How is that possible we offer unlimited LTE for $55 a month running on the T-mobile network I get really fast Internet and used almost 133GB downloading movies and never got slowed down
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I looked it up online and it looked like a good deal. One ad said $30 dollars another one said $50 with expanded data. I walked into their store and told the guy I'm coming from AT&T and wanted to save money. He said if I brought all my 3 lines to Metro and got the 4 GB LTE data plan I'd be paying $135 a month for their family plan. I said I'm getting 10 GB of data from AT&T with 2 smartphones and a Gear S for $135 after taxes. He didn't have anything to say to that so I thanked him and walked out.
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How is that possible we offer unlimited LTE for $55 a month running on the T-mobile network I get really fast Internet and used almost 133GB downloading movies and never got slowed down
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I'm so tired of the T-Mobile fan club.
They've renamed "throttling" to "de-prioritizing" but are now applying the same speed caps as everyone else to some percentage of their biggest data users. At 133GB I'd say your days are numbered.
http://bgr.com/2015/04/30/t-mobile-unlimited-data-plan-slow-speeds/
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I looked it up online and it looked like a good deal. One ad said $30 dollars another one said $50 with expanded data. I walked into their store and told the guy I'm coming from AT&T and wanted to save money. He said if I brought all my 3 lines to Metro and got the 4 GB LTE data plan I'd be paying $135 a month for their family plan. I said I'm getting 10 GB of data from AT&T with 2 smartphones and a Gear S for $135 after taxes. He didn't have anything to say to that so I thanked him and walked out.
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You always have to look at the fine print $30 promotional plan is only unlimited talk unlimited text unlimited web but one gigabyte of 4G the other one had $50 unlimited talk text and web and unlimited 4G LTE but with a promotion and it ended a couple of weeks back I work for the company and I know a hundred percent they will not throttle people on the $60 plan I have a non dealer line I have regular customer line
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I'm so tired of the T-Mobile fan club.
They've renamed "throttling" to "de-prioritizing" but are now applying the same speed caps as everyone else to some percentage of their biggest data users. At 133GB I'd say your days are numbered.
http://bgr.com/2015/04/30/t-mobile-unlimited-data-plan-slow-speeds/
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I'm not part of any T-Mobile fan club I'm just saying I work for Metro pcs and we are owned by T-Mobile I know a hundred percent sure that we would not be throttled
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You always have to look at the fine print $30 promotional plan is only unlimited talk unlimited text unlimited web but one gigabyte of 4G the other one had $50 unlimited talk text and web and unlimited 4G LTE but with a promotion and it ended a couple of weeks back I work for the company and I know a hundred percent they will not throttle people on the $60 plan I have a non dealer line I have regular customer line
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I agree with you. There's no doubt T-Mobile speeds can be fast. I know a guy who gets 64 mbps down on his T-Mobile One Plus One running Cyanogen. I must be getting a good deal with AT&T tho because nobody has enabled me to save money by switching yet. I could always go to Sprint and get my bill cut in half, but then I'd have to turn in all my phones and switch to CDMA which I don't want to do.
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I agree with you. There's no doubt T-Mobile speeds can be fast. I know a guy who gets 64 mbps down on his T-Mobile One Plus One running Cyanogen. I must be getting a good deal with AT&T tho because nobody has enabled me to save money by switching yet. I could always go to Sprint and get my bill cut in half, but then I'd have to turn in all my phones and switch to CDMA which I don't want to do.
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How long have you been with AT&T ? Maybe you are getting an old promotional plan.
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How long have you been with AT&T ? Maybe you are getting an old promotional plan.
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I switched from Sprint to AT&T back in 2009 to get the iPhone.
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I switched from Sprint to AT&T back in 2009 to get the iPhone.
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Yeah that's not bad that's probably why you got a cheap plan and how much internet do you get ?
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Yeah that's not bad that's probably why you got a cheap plan and how much internet do you get ?
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They give me 10 GB of rollover data with unlimited talk and text on 3 lines. All lines share the same data. I just checked and they don't offer the 10 GB plan anymore.
Being on any MVNO sucks if you roam internationally. They all also get de-prioritized over native traffic when the network is congested and in some cities (NYC, SFO) that's quite a bit of the time. Being on T-mobile or any of their MVNO's sucks because they have a lot of high frequency spectrum which makes indoor reception sketchy. T-mobile is a multi-billion dollar public company who's mission is to generate above industry financial returns to their shareholders. They aren't benevolent. So far they've proven they can move market share (they're still #4 BTW) by giving up profit/margin. The jury's still out until the latter starts to increase.
I am thankful to them though. I pay AT&T $70ish a month for three devices and 7GB of data and that includes the $10 a month for the Gear S I just bought from them for $149.
No wireless carrier is anyone's "friend." It's choosing between the best of a bad lot. Talking about pricing, service, and support on XDA is educational. Trying to pimp others toward a specific carrier not so much. Everyone here values different things.
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Thanks for confirming this for me as I have metroPCS Unlimited no throttle plan, too bad we can't get this turned on a tablet plan. LoL
I just won this watch for 145 USD I guess now it's time to sell my Original Galaxy Gear rooted with custom TWRP recovery and Null_ 23 rom. LoL!! The curves will go nicely with my Note Edge. haha
Stupid Queston About The Gear S Activation & MetroPCS
@jcar6245 When I get it do I need to activate it to my phone and then take it into metroPCS for activation? I got a Note Edge, but I didn't know if I need to get service turned on imei activation first and then sync it to my phone or vice versa. LoL
That process got the best of my dyslexia, I guess it doesn't really matter which way ya do it right?
Damn I'm on metro pcs with four phones and two have hotspot for just 105.00 I was curious how much it would be to add a smart watch

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