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I think it's a good option for those that can utilize it. not a bad price at all

went there last night and it's still on sale. from what I saw I like the phone a lot. I knew I had some but the rep looked up my reward points and it's around $200 worth so he's checking to see if I can use those and still get the 12 month no interest offer with the sale price too. if I can that...

that's a pretty good deal. may go up there tonight to take a look. If I can get it for that price that looks like a good option.

will switch back prob on Saturday. I like the s8 and the new moto that came out but they are very expensive. the Moto seems like it should be no more than $599 in my opinion. how would something like the s7 active perform on TMobile? Those may drop in price when the s8 active comes out...

Planning to come back to TMobile and want a good phone to use. What's a nice solid phone to use on their network? Definitely one that covers all the bands would be nice. Will probably do their 0% phone financing which I know the phone prices are high but spreading payment out will work well for me

Yeah as long as it doesnt mess up your plan or price etc sounds like a good deal. Posted via the Android Central App

That's one of the reasons I left att. Currently on T-Mobile with a Verizon prepaid line also. With att I felt punished for not using their phones even though I was still paying a sizeable monthly fee. Posted via the Android Central App

Got tmobile the other day and so far its working great. Wish I would have gotten it sooner. Much much improved from when I tried them before. Coverage is great where i need it, speeds are fast, and the price is right Hopefully they will continue to expand and offer great plans and services

Thanks. Yeah they look pretty decent. Have come a long way for sure

Curious how att generally is in Wyoming? I'll be there for two weeks. Mainly near Cheyenne but will branch out some. Curious what the rural coverage is like

I signed up for it. It's worth $3 a month to at least have something just in case. I used to work on cars so I can fix some stuff on the side of the road but some situations def call for a tow. I remember getting a flat on the interstate. Changing to a spare wasn't a problem but the scary part...

Anyone currently using the att roadside assistance? I've had it in the past and liked it but curious how its been lately? I basically just need something as a better than nothing kind of scenario especially when out of town.