Not bad since i get 30% off because of my job
Its 40 for my talk
20 for unlimited text
and 30 for 3GB data
90 a month before my discount
Not bad really
Yea its really not bad....need that unlimited tho
Not bad since i get 30% off because of my job
Its 40 for my talk
20 for unlimited text
and 30 for 3GB data
90 a month before my discount
Not bad really
What ever you do stay away from contracts
I really don't see the big issues with contracts? Explain to me why contracts are a problem.
1. Cheaper, you'll save a lot more money in the long run. My sprint bill was $90, now I'm paying $30 for practically the same thing (with better service but that's beyond the point.)
2. Freedom. Don't like your service? Change it, without having to worry about being stuck for years or having to pay a etf.
3. No carrier woes. Having a unlocked gsm phone means no bloatware, no restrictions. The manufacturer sends updates straight to your phone the day its released, meaning your phone will have more value and a longer shelf life and you don't have to wait for a carrier to approve of the update before you get it. In most cases the carrier purposely avoid updating phones because they want you to buy a new one.
4. Use the money you saved on better devices if you please.
7 reasons to shred your wireless contract and switch to pre-paid | Android and Me
Prepaid Smart Phones: Is It Time to Ditch Your Contract? | TIME.com
Its a much smarter choice in this day in age breh, people used to look down on prepaid users like myself but at the end of the day we were the ones losing in the long run
Whats some good non contract services.....I mean I know of the cheap bad ones....but are there any thats on par with the big three as far as call and data goes.....when my contract is up, I plan on switching from Sprint to Verizon but never thought of a pre-paid no-contract as an option.
I dont even mind paying 70-80 a month but the notion that I am obligated to pay a phone company every month for two years is nuts
Which pre-paid plans offer unlimited data without any throttling?
1. Cheaper, you'll save a lot more money in the long run. My sprint bill was $90, now I'm paying $30 for practically the same thing (with better service but that's beyond the point.)
2. Freedom. Don't like your service? Change it, without having to worry about being stuck for years or having to pay a etf.
3. No carrier woes. Having a unlocked gsm phone means no bloatware, no restrictions. The manufacturer sends updates straight to your phone the day its released, meaning your phone will have more value and a longer shelf life and you don't have to wait for a carrier to approve of the update before you get it. In most cases the carrier purposely avoid updating phones because they want you to buy a new one.
4. Use the money you saved on better devices if you please.
7 reasons to shred your wireless contract and switch to pre-paid | Android and Me
Prepaid Smart Phones: Is It Time to Ditch Your Contract? | TIME.com
Its a much smarter choice in this day in age breh, people used to look down on prepaid users like myself but at the end of the day we were the ones losing in the long run
The savings are convincing. I may look into it. I believe AT&T still has superior service though.
What's wrong wit contracts? What I notice about prepaid plan that there quick to cut u off when you owe money.....
You better join the Tmobile family, nygga...those cats are looking crazy as fukk on ATT and Verizon. Willingly getting raped. Sad.
nah its not rape if youre getting unlimited. at that point if you tether you dont even need to pay for internet at home and will get faster speeds than most wifi networks.
but yeah, capped data for 70-80 a month is a joke