What happened to you get what you pay for?

[The Hustleman]

Why doesn't this apply to mobile phone providers?

For example, the most expensive carrier which which a smartphone will run 130+ a month for a single line doesn't offer unlimited data, has a 350 dollar ETF, and I can't even get service underground in train stations. Then the minutes are limited as well.

Meanwhile t mobile offers me the same for 80 bucks, but with the added advantage of unlimited data (albeit throttled after a certain amount), unlimited minutes, unlimited text, AND I can get service underground in train stations. Then the etf is only 200

Guess cell phones are the exception to the rule

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[Ry]

Why doesn't this apply to mobile phone providers?

For example, the most expensive carrier which which a smartphone will run 130+ a month for a single line doesn't offer unlimited data, has a 350 dollar ETF, and I can't even get service underground in train stations. Then the minutes are limited as well.

Meanwhile t mobile offers me the same for 80 bucks, but with the added advantage of unlimited data (albeit throttled after a certain amount), unlimited minutes, unlimited text, AND I can get service underground in train stations. Then the etf is only 200

Guess cell phones are the exception to the rule

*swyped from the evo so excuse any typos*

Which one is the "most expensive" carrier?

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[The Hustleman]

Which one is the "most expensive" carrier?

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As if you really had to ask that lol.

Verizon.

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[Ry]

As if you really had to ask that lol.

Verizon.

*swyped from the evo so excuse any typos*

You mentioned the minutes were limited as well. With Verizon's new Share Everything plans, they're not.

Which carriers work on the trains? I'm going to assume this is a subway.

Does T-Mobile's ETF decrease the further into the contract you are?



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[The Hustleman]

You mentioned the minutes were limited as well. With Verizon's new Share Everything plans, they're not.

Which carriers work on the trains? I'm going to assume this is a subway.

Does T-Mobile's ETF decrease the further into the contract you are?



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The only one I've had that worked on trains (and I've had all carriers) was t mobile. In the past their service has been horrendous, but they've greatly improved.

No, their wtf isn't a shrinking one, it's 200 whenever.

Well scratch the minutes.


*swyped from the evo so excuse any typos*