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LimitedRetroOG		#41	[-]
Posts: 5216 (10/24/2009 11:11 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Certainly Not Dcutie wrote: My problem with Tmobile started when they charged me the termination fee for a phone I asked they suspend. The rep told me I had a month (or 60 days I can't remember) to reactivate the service and that shit wasn't true. Plus they have shitty phones. Well, they're soon gonna be carrying the N900, 9700, and the Sony Ericsson C905i (no, I don't care it's not a smartphone. I love mine) Not to mention right now, they already have the 8900, 09 LX, and the Touch Pro 2... I would say those are pretty decent...
ThisIsErin		#42	[-]
Posts: 22708 (10/24/2009 11:12 AM) Most Likely To Reply '07 Most Likely To Be Online '08 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	This really doesn't seem like a great deal
LimitedRetroOG		#43	[-]
Posts: 5217 (10/24/2009 11:13 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	kellyilla wrote: Okay all of a sudden I'm like, REALLY slow today. So hopefully someone could answer this for me. What if me and my husband are on the family planand we got unlimited calling, text and web. How much would that be a month? Contract: $180 No contract: $140
LimitedRetroOG		#44	[-]
Posts: 5218 (10/24/2009 11:25 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	ThisIsErin wrote: This really doesn't seem like a great deal The main focus here is the unlimited everything plan. Sprint's is $190. T-Mobile is $180.
YellowStar09		#45	[-]
Posts: 7433 (10/24/2009 2:07 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years.
LimitedRetroOG		#46	[-]
Posts: 5222 (10/24/2009 10:56 PM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	YellowStar09 wrote: So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years. Yes, the BlackBerry is considered a smart phone. What do you have now? Currently, their BlackBerry plans are $35 for unlimited talk + web, and the 1000 MyFaves minutes are $60 a month + the 35 equals $95 a month. The new plan is $90. If you have the Loyalty Plan, obviously, that would be better.
GiRrOcKs621		#47	[-]
Posts: 978 (10/24/2009 11:03 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	LimitedRetroOG wrote: ThisIsErin wrote: This really doesn't seem like a great deal The main focus here is the unlimited everything plan. Sprint's is $190. T-Mobile is $180. My brother is with Sprint, and he pays a $99 for everything. Is the $190 for family or individual?
ThisIsErin		#48	[-]
Posts: 22744 (10/24/2009 11:07 PM) Most Likely To Reply '07 Most Likely To Be Online '08 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	GiRrOcKs621 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: ThisIsErin wrote: This really doesn't seem like a great deal The main focus here is the unlimited everything plan. Sprint's is $190. T-Mobile is $180. My brother is with Sprint, and he pays a $99 for everything. Is the $190 for family or individual? $190 is for the family plan, 2 phones. I'm still not seeing the big deal.
XxBlondeshavemorefunxX		#49	[-]
Posts: 11580 (10/24/2009 11:08 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	You love T-mobile so much.
sexischerzo06		#50	[-]
Posts: 3753 (10/24/2009 11:34 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	ok, so i did some researching on this because $80/month for unlimited everything on pre-paid sounded a bit too good to be true. apparently you only get the $80/month deal if you purchase a new phone from t-mobile, either outright or over a 4 payment installment. for $80/month on an existing phone you get 500 min/unlimited text & data.
inheritedhornet		#51	[-]
Posts: 1875 (10/25/2009 12:02 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I think im just going to stick with not renewing my contract with them. Are there any disadvantages of being a month to month customer? They keep asking me everytime I call and I keep telling them NO. I love Tmobile I just dont want a contract. lol
LimitedRetroOG		#52	[-]
Posts: 5223 (10/25/2009 12:05 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	ThisIsErin wrote: GiRrOcKs621 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: ThisIsErin wrote: This really doesn't seem like a great deal The main focus here is the unlimited everything plan. Sprint's is $190. T-Mobile is $180. My brother is with Sprint, and he pays a $99 for everything. Is the $190 for family or individual? $190 is for the family plan, 2 phones. I'm still not seeing the big deal. Well, first it's on a GSM network. Second, you'll be saving $10 a month.
YellowStar09		#53	[-]
Posts: 7439 (10/25/2009 12:06 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years. Yes, the BlackBerry is considered a smart phone. What do you have now? Currently, their BlackBerry plans are $35 for unlimited talk + web, and the 1000 MyFaves minutes are $60 a month + the 35 equals $95 a month. The new plan is $90. If you have the Loyalty Plan, obviously, that would be better. Come back. Yes, I have loyalty plan so its the same that I have now. Boo. I was excited about the t-mobile black program.
LimitedRetroOG		#54	[-]
Posts: 5224 (10/25/2009 12:08 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	inheritedhornet wrote: I think im just going to stick with not renewing my contract with them. Are there any disadvantages of being a month to month customer? They keep asking me everytime I call and I keep telling them NO. I love Tmobile I just dont want a contract. lol The main difference between contract and no contract is purchasing on a phone. When you sign a contract, you'll get the phone for cheaper. However, with this new plan, you can pay the phone off in installments instead of all at once.
LimitedRetroOG		#55	[-]
Posts: 5225 (10/25/2009 12:09 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	YellowStar09 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years. Yes, the BlackBerry is considered a smart phone. What do you have now? Currently, their BlackBerry plans are $35 for unlimited talk + web, and the 1000 MyFaves minutes are $60 a month + the 35 equals $95 a month. The new plan is $90. If you have the Loyalty Plan, obviously, that would be better. Come back. Yes, I have loyalty plan so its the same that I have now. Boo. I was excited about the t-mobile black program. What'd you want me to come back for???
jenga67453		#56	[-]
Posts: 973 (10/25/2009 12:16 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I am paying less for my plan of unlimited minutes and unlimited text/data...yay for a loyalty plan!
YellowStar09		#57	[-]
Posts: 7440 (10/25/2009 12:33 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years. Yes, the BlackBerry is considered a smart phone. What do you have now? Currently, their BlackBerry plans are $35 for unlimited talk + web, and the 1000 MyFaves minutes are $60 a month + the 35 equals $95 a month. The new plan is $90. If you have the Loyalty Plan, obviously, that would be better. Come back. Yes, I have loyalty plan so its the same that I have now. Boo. I was excited about the t-mobile black program. What'd you want me to come back for??? I am trying to understand this. I have the loyalty plan for $49.99 but I also have BB. So, I am paying $85. So, I think I will pay more right? This is so confusing.
lilSS		#58	[-]
Posts: 12449 (10/25/2009 12:41 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	This might have been all kinds of awesome if I didnt already have the loyalty program working for me. I stay with TMobile because theyre cheaper than everyone else but seriously, the phones suck and customer service is useless unless I threaten to cancel.
LimitedRetroOG		#59	[-]
Posts: 5226 (10/25/2009 12:45 AM) Favorite Newcomer '09 Reply Quote More Recent Posts	YellowStar09 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: LimitedRetroOG wrote: YellowStar09 wrote: So, wait is bb considered a smartphone? I don't think this plan is better than what I have. Its probably the same plan because I've been with t-mobile for years. Yes, the BlackBerry is considered a smart phone. What do you have now? Currently, their BlackBerry plans are $35 for unlimited talk + web, and the 1000 MyFaves minutes are $60 a month + the 35 equals $95 a month. The new plan is $90. If you have the Loyalty Plan, obviously, that would be better. Come back. Yes, I have loyalty plan so its the same that I have now. Boo. I was excited about the t-mobile black program. What'd you want me to come back for??? I am trying to understand this. I have the loyalty plan for $49.99 but I also have BB. So, I am paying $85. So, I think I will pay more right? This is so confusing. Well, the Loyalty is $50 for unlimited minutes and BlackBlerry is $35 for unlimited web and text which equals out of $85.
inheritedhornet		#60	[-]
Posts: 1876 (10/25/2009 12:52 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	LimitedRetroOG wrote: [quote="inheritedhornet"]I think im just going to stick with not renewing my contract with them. Are there any disadvantages of being a month to month customer? They keep asking me everytime I call and I keep telling them NO. I love Tmobile I just dont want a contract. lol The main difference between contract and no contract is purchasing on a phone. When you sign a contract, you'll get the phone for cheaper. However, with this new plan, you can pay the phone off in installments instead of all at once.[/quote] oh ok...i havent bought my phones from them in forever. ill stick with my old plan. 600 mins with unlimited texts and data. I only use the phone to text. lol

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