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I am not unhappy with my carrier, China Unicom. I have a good 3G for 15$/month, no contracts. I go to the nearest cigarette seller and buy cards to pay them, an
by gbog 15y ago
I am not unhappy with my carrier, China Unicom. I have a good 3G for 15$/month, no contracts. I go to the nearest cigarette seller and buy cards to pay them, and it stops when i stop paying, that's all.
When I see my relative in France talking about their locked contracts, I cry with them.
- hristiank 15y agoI have only limited experience with wireless carriers is Asia from a week visit to Singapore and Malaysia. So I do not know what the actual situation there. My experience is mainly with Europe and the US, having lived and worked in different places in these two regions. 15$/month sounds excellent but is it for unlimited data? Right now my plan in Bulgaria(Europe) is coupled with my other monthly services. It all comes down to about 25$/month but it is 2GB with max speed and anything after that is capped at 128kb. In the states wireless carriers realized that giving users unlimited data leaves a lot of money on the table and they decided against it. Only Sprint is holding up right now but I wonder for how long. Sprint's only competitive advantage right now is the unlimited data.