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Which kinda makes T-Mobile the only real option if you have an unlocked phone. Why spend all that money on the phone if you're still going to be paying to subsi
by pkulak 17y ago
Which kinda makes T-Mobile the only real option if you have an unlocked phone. Why spend all that money on the phone if you're still going to be paying to subsidize something you didn't buy? As long as you're happy with the service, of course.
- dareiff 17y agoT-Mobile has constantly been coming out on top as of late, (in regards to customer relations/treatment) but they still don't quite have the network though, do they? (Currently stuck on AT&T.)
- jamesbritt 17y agoAnecdotal experience with both AT&T and T-mobile in the USA (mostly southwest) says that T-mobile beats AT&T.
- jrockway 17y agoI've had the same experience. I'm pretty sure that AT&T is the worst 3G provider in the US.
- jamesbritt 17y agoRelated news: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357692,00.asp http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2357692,00.asp "T-Mobile, AT&T Push HSPA 7.2-Mbit/s Upgrades"
- timwiseman 17y agoGranted that this is purely anecodatal, but I have not had any complaints with the T-Mobile network.
- peregrine 17y agoTMobile service is great in big cities. When I go home its 1g and Roaming(free). The real nice point is the great prices and excellent customer service. Today I called to see when my upgrade date is and I had a person on the phone and was done in 1 minute.
- callahad 17y agoT-Mobile also has a policy of unlocking subsidized phones at the request of customers in good standing. 90 days? Paid your bills? Just call and ask. Done.
- smhinsey 17y agoI've used t-mobile since they were called Voicestream. This was in New England, SW Florida, and now DC. Their network doesn't have the penetration of Verizon but I have never had any substantial issues with service. They even recently expanded to provide service in the DC Metro, which was a pleasant surprise.