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Actually, Tmobile does allow you to pay for the service minus the subsidies. It's called their "Even More Plus" plan. You save a significant amount per month,
by theBobMcCormick 17y ago
Actually, Tmobile does allow you to pay for the service minus the subsidies. It's called their "Even More Plus" plan. You save a significant amount per month, plus no contract. It's an awesome deal, but I don't think a lot of American cell phone consumers have managed to understand yet just how much they're getting screwed on cell phone subsidies.
- dannyr 17y agoYes, plans are cheaper without the contract. Unfortunately, not a lot of people know about this. I told my friends that they could save about $20 a month if you're not under contract and they were surprised. In 2 years and $20 savings a month, it makes the price of the Nexus One reasonable.
- dustingetz 17y agoThe car industry doesn't have this, and people still take a loss on their cars so they can buy a new one when they get bored. People want a new cell phone every two years.
- araneae 17y agoYeah, I just got the Nexus One full price (it's coming today) and I'm planning to do just that. Over two years I will save money.
- cheald 17y agoSame deal here. I got my N1 unlocked, and it's a pretty chunk of change up front, but it's less expensive over the period of time that I'd otherwise have a contract for.
- aero142 17y agoWow. I wasn't aware this existed. T-Mobile needs to advertise this because this is worth switching for. Now, I just need to wait out my ATT contract.