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Get out of your tmobile contract!
- Thread starter halik
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Deeko
Lifer
I'm considering dumping T-Mobile for AT&T. I really want 3G for my N95, even when T-Mobile finally rolls out 3G the N95 won't support that band.
But then again, right now I pay $54.99 for 1000 anytime minutes, free N&W, 1000 messages, and unlimited data/hotspot access. I think the same plan from AT&T would run me closer to $100.
Decisions, decisions....
But then again, right now I pay $54.99 for 1000 anytime minutes, free N&W, 1000 messages, and unlimited data/hotspot access. I think the same plan from AT&T would run me closer to $100.
Decisions, decisions....
loup garou
Lifer
I said the same thing to my coworker. Monumentally stupid.
halik, do you have any more info on this? I've half convinced my boss to dump TMo if this is true, and I get a shiny new iPhone 3G.
Pliablemoose
Lifer
Damn, I have a $5.99 unlimited text message plan for all of my phones on the family plan 🙁
loup garou
Lifer
Seriously...where are the details on this? I've seen nothing on HoFo, Engadget Mobile, or BGR...
loup garou
Lifer
Hellooooooo?
Plan details are still showing texts at 15 cents each on the website...
Plan details are still showing texts at 15 cents each on the website...
loup garou
Lifer
Nevermind, finally found some info:
Consumerist
Slickdeals post with early success stories
I'm going to get our accounts manager cracking on this on Monday. It looks like people are able to get their contracts voided now and maintain their service in order to get their numbers ported. This is fucking beautiful. I'm going to get her to get our contract voided so we're still with TMo for the time being, but not beholden, then pick up some iPhone 3Gs for some of us when they're in reasonable stock here in NYC, then ditch TMobile once our numbers are transferred...excellent.
Consumerist
Slickdeals post with early success stories
I'm going to get our accounts manager cracking on this on Monday. It looks like people are able to get their contracts voided now and maintain their service in order to get their numbers ported. This is fucking beautiful. I'm going to get her to get our contract voided so we're still with TMo for the time being, but not beholden, then pick up some iPhone 3Gs for some of us when they're in reasonable stock here in NYC, then ditch TMobile once our numbers are transferred...excellent.
Raduque
Lifer
lolPhone
Man it would be nice if Tmo had people reading the forums and such and then cracked down on this nonsense. I bet you people probably don't even USE text messaging (or have a bundle) so it doesn't have an adverse material affect anyway.
People are always just looking for a free ride.
Oh, and when I worked for VZW, I never let anybody out of their contract for a text messaging increase if they had a bundle, didn't use text, or called from their cell phone(continued use of service 😉 ). Got my supervisor to put notes on the accounts to deny ending the contracts for these people. 🙂
Man it would be nice if Tmo had people reading the forums and such and then cracked down on this nonsense. I bet you people probably don't even USE text messaging (or have a bundle) so it doesn't have an adverse material affect anyway.
People are always just looking for a free ride.
Oh, and when I worked for VZW, I never let anybody out of their contract for a text messaging increase if they had a bundle, didn't use text, or called from their cell phone(continued use of service 😉 ). Got my supervisor to put notes on the accounts to deny ending the contracts for these people. 🙂
Don't be too hard on T-Mobile - they are a subsidiary of a German company, and the main culprit here is that the dollar has lost and continues to lose value - so the bottom line in the US has to be raised to stay even.
Having said that - it is a free market and you can go with whomever you like - usually determined by the best coverage in the area or areas of your planned usage.
Having said that - it is a free market and you can go with whomever you like - usually determined by the best coverage in the area or areas of your planned usage.