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Still using an old unlimited data plan. $20 a month for unlimited iPhone data. Can't beat that. Got throttled once, called and kindly informed them there may be ramifications such as breach of contract if they continued, and look, speeds returned.
    
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Sprint all the way!! And when they finally get 4g in Indianapolis, it will be even better.
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Sprint FTW, kinda I may get terrible data speeds most places but at least it's unlimited and cheap. I pay $55 a month for unlimited text, data, nights and weekends that start at 7, and 1500min but free calling to any cell on any network so I use like 8 min a month total out of the pool. When I get my data speeds I do enjoy them as well, they are pretty terrible here in Eastern Washington.
     
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I'll enjoy my Unlimited data from AT&T until they try to get rid of it, then I'll skimp around the ETF, and go to Straight Talk. smile.gif
     
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post #15 of 52
Not terrible if your on a family plan, and at least the old plans are still going to be around to choose from. For an individual though, it's horrid. You'd (slightly) pay less by buying a new phone at full price every 2 years and getting Straight Talk.
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Don't know why people put up with crap like this from AT&T & Verizon when you have far better alternatives such as Straight Talk and T-Mobile's Monthly 4G service. I dumped AT&T a couple of months ago and gladly paid the $280 ETF on my Galaxy S2 simply because in the long run I would be saving tons of money going prepaid. Got a GSM Galaxy Nexus from the Play Store running on T-Mo's $30 5GB/unlimited text/100 min. plan and gave the Galaxy S2 to my Mom that she's using on Straight Talk's $45 unlimited everything plan after she dumped Sprint. Wake up and see the benefits of going pre-paid people! Go ahead and read up on that link that Shev7chenko posted, it's the best resource out there when it comes to learning about the benefits of pre-paid and how it works.
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post #17 of 52
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Don't know why people put up with crap like this from AT&T & Verizon when you have far better alternatives such as Straight Talk and T-Mobile's Monthly 4G service. I dumped AT&T a couple of months ago and gladly paid the $280 ETF on my Galaxy S2 simply because in the long run I would be saving tons of money going prepaid. Got a GSM Galaxy Nexus from the Play Store running on T-Mo's $30 5GB/unlimited text/100 min. plan and gave the Galaxy S2 to my Mom that she's using on Straight Talk's $45 unlimited everything plan after she dumped Sprint. Wake up and see the benefits of going pre-paid people! Go ahead and read up on that link that Shev7chenko posted, it's the best resource out there when it comes to learning about the benefits of pre-paid and how it works.

We only don't do that because we have 4 lines under contract, and that's about $1200+ in ETF's, and we REALLLLLLY don't want to put that much money out.

AT&T won't be getting our service again once the contract's are over though. wink.gif
     
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Don't know why people put up with crap like this from AT&T & Verizon when you have far better alternatives such as Straight Talk and T-Mobile's Monthly 4G service. I dumped AT&T a couple of months ago and gladly paid the $280 ETF on my Galaxy S2 simply because in the long run I would be saving tons of money going prepaid. Got a GSM Galaxy Nexus from the Play Store running on T-Mo's $30 5GB/unlimited text/100 min. plan and gave the Galaxy S2 to my Mom that she's using on Straight Talk's $45 unlimited everything plan after she dumped Sprint. Wake up and see the benefits of going pre-paid people! Go ahead and read up on that link that Shev7chenko posted, it's the best resource out there when it comes to learning about the benefits of pre-paid and how it works.

I had T-mobile in the past, I lived in suburban Denver, none of the 200 residents of the apartment complex I lived in could get T-mobile signal...in the middle of a city with 2+ million people. I got T-mobile before I moved to Denver, and when I called them to ask out of my contract because I could not get service they basically told me to deal with it. I won't touch T-miserable again unless it is my last choice.
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post #19 of 52
Time to do some math, this 400$ bill is getting me angry every night.

End of the day it saves about $20 a month but depends on taxes really... plus I have unlimited Iphone data so this would require me getting a 6GB plan. If I get more than 6GB there is no more savings.
Edited by MGX1016 - 7/18/12 at 1:16pm
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Maybe I will just give up using a cell phone.

$45 just to have a smart phone, l.o.l
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