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Anonymous
Tried 2 zip codes, only 15, 20/month plans are available
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Starting 3-25
3 years ago |
Anonymous
It starts on March 2020 //@Anonymous: Starting 3-25
3 years ago |
Anonymous
click through you will see them, dont stop on the first page //@Anonymous: Tried 2 zip codes, only 15, 20/month plans are available
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Plus Tax and fees, around $15.00. not a good deal at all.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
does it work on ipad?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
$5 tax and fees? //@Anonymous: Plus Tax and fees, around $15.00. not a good deal at all.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Does anybody know, if you're an existing prepaid customer already can I change my plan to one of these newer plans at the beginning of the next billing cycle.
I've found in the past that T-Mobile will give new customers some great deals but walk all over and have no time for their existing customers.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
by T-mobile airtime cards in Target....no tax, and sometimes with discount //@Anonymous: $5 tax and fees? //@Anonymous: Plus Tax and fees, around $15.00. not a good deal at all.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
can you port? //@Anonymous: by T-mobile airtime cards in Target....no tax, and sometimes with discount //@Anonymous: $5 tax and fees? //@Anonymous: Plus Tax and fees, around $15.00. not a good deal at all.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
The worst carrier in California. I switched to AT&T long time ago and so happy with reception.
3 years ago |
Preparation
If wifi is down.. t-mobile is down
3 years ago |
Anonymous
$10 + tax for unlimited talk/text + 1GB at tello.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Can you use apple watch cellular with this plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
mint mobile has better plans
3 years ago |
Anonymous
where does it say it is an 1 year plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Let me tell my story with Tracfone and total wireless (they are the same company.) I bought four phones over the winter, I ended up 1) returning two phones, 2) contacting the service for the remaining two for hours in order the get them to work properly. If you love your life, stay away from a low-quality service provider like them. //@Anonymous: where does it say it is an 1 year plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Agree, stay away from this provider.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
This is CDMA only?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
I think RedPocket via eBay has better offer if you are looking for something as a backup plan. Check the $2.50/Mo Red Pocket Prepaid Plan for 360 days.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
cheap people use cheap products. That makes sense. //@Anonymous: Let me tell my story with Tracfone and total wireless (they are the same company.) I bought four phones over the winter, I ended up 1) returning two phones, 2) contacting the service for the remaining two for hours in order the get them to work properly. If you love your life, stay away from a low-quality service provider like them. //@Anonymous: where does it say it is an 1 year plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
the plan is one year plan I bought before //@Anonymous: where does it say it is an 1 year plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Let me tell 'you' a story. In nearly two decades of using Trac I've had one issue that required a ~30 minute phone call. After some minor frustration, I had a working phone that suited my needs for four years. Which was especially good when I was on a tight budget and needed to follow the 'save where you can' protocol. Apparently many other customers agree, and that's presumably one reason Verizon thought it was worth buying out.
//@anonymous: cheap people use cheap products. That makes sense. //@Anonymous: Let me tell my story with Tracfone and total wireless (they are the same company.) I bought four phones over the winter, I ended up 1) returning two phones, 2) contacting the service for the remaining two for hours in order the get them to work properly. If you love your life, stay away from a low-quality service provider like them. //@Anonymous: where does it say it is an 1 year plan?
3 years ago |
Anonymous
nice
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Trade in amount is the same on the XR if going through Apple. Both are $200. Here I thought they would lowball just like video games where they offer $5 and sell for $39.99
3 years ago |
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Anonymous
it is a waste unless you can use up those data
3 years ago |
Anonymous
25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Paying $15 for 4GB/mon with unlimited call/text now.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Agree, I have ATT 40$/month with 15GB of data , so 25/month is a great deal //@anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Which service is that? //@Anonymous: Paying $15 for 4GB/mon with unlimited call/text now.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Mint
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Visible wirless has $25/month unlimited data plan, tax and fee included, it uses verizon wireless network. //@Anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
OGC
Visible +1 //@anonymous: Visible wirless has $25/month unlimited data plan, tax and fee included, it uses verizon wireless network. //@Anonymous: 25/month is dirt cheap for phone and data.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
They all do it //@Anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
I don't agree. I live in San Francisco. I don't see the difference. It's fast enough to download some app use the network for google maps, seeing some YouTube video. //@anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Is that you T Mobile? Zero proof of these statements and anyone with network bandwidth experience will know not all network hardware can support 10K+ users at the same time, if at all. //@anonymous: ATT prioritizes its post-paid customers over prepaid customers. Hence, if there is a high demand for networks, prepaid customers get less or no bandwidth, and most of the bandwidth goes to post-paid customers. This happens especially in big cities. //@Anonymous: why it doesn't work? isn't it the same thing as post paid ATT //@Anonymous: Data doesn't work if you go to crowded places. You get what you pay.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
This is great. I have been using ATT's 8G for $300/122 mo for 2 years. I dont see any difference in speed comparing to the post-paid customers.
3 years ago |