Yep. If the nexus 5 is not available on contract. (Any thoughts on this?) Then im going to upgrade to an iphone and sell it on ebay for a pretty penny. Then buy that nexus 5.
Subsidizing your N5
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GoPhone sounds like a great deal. So when you refill a Gophone account with a $100 refill on the $60/month plan, the remainder is credited to your account??
I'm really looking forward to Nexus 5 + Sprint Sero @ $50/month, being that Orlando has fantastic coverage.
grooks
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The remaining $40 stays on your account for a future month. Another way to save money on GoPhone is to purchase refill cards online for a discount. I've purchased from 'Bonanza' and the current rate on a $65 refill card is $55.95. No tax and no shipping. They will typically email you a code within a few hours of purchase.
Sentrix
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I use T-Mobile postpaid. Both my university and work are well-covered by the network.
Unlimited everything (minutes, texting, and LTE) for $80/month.
(2.5GB of data instead of Unlimited on the same plan would be $70/month)
Have been considering a switch to the $30/month prepaid plan, though.
Unlimited everything (minutes, texting, and LTE) for $80/month.
(2.5GB of data instead of Unlimited on the same plan would be $70/month)
Have been considering a switch to the $30/month prepaid plan, though.
Awesome, thanks for clarifying. I'm debating between MetroPCS (40/month) and GoPhone (60/month..less with discounted refills). GoPhone sounds like a solid deal, although it's quite possible that ATT throttles data for gophone during peak hours in big cities.
Woosh
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Why not consider Straight Talk? Better deal than GoPhone imo with $45 for 2.5GB of LTE and then slowed to edge after that.
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