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Why they wouldn't? It's a very solid regulated monopoly. Name one thing you can do. only answer is "exchange one $120/mo plan at company A to the same at com
by gcb 14y ago
Why they wouldn't?
It's a very solid regulated monopoly.
Name one thing you can do.
only answer is "exchange one $120/mo plan at company A to the same at company B"
- nuclear_eclipse 14y agoYou could always exchanged your $120/to plan at company A for a $50/to plan at T-Mobile, and actually get respected as a customer for once...
- freehunter 14y ago"Switch to a new carrier" sometimes means "move to a different city/state".
- Karunamon 14y agoT-Mobile is on its last legs anyways. Deutsch Telekom has made their desire known for a long time to get out of the US market. The ATT buyout falling through will keep them alive a bit longer, but honestly I'd be wary of signing up with them just because of the chance of them being bought out by a larger corp is very real.
- gcb 14y agoThe least i can pay at tmobile for: minimum voice, 5gb data is a total of 89 something. Stop spreading lies
- Karunamon 14y ago$89 < $120, and there's the whole "Decent CS" thing too. Stop being a dick.
- gcb 14y agonot sure what's the decent CS. also, i took the 120 from nowhere. i pay it at att for two lines. and would be exactly the same amount for tmobile. so, no, changing operators is not an option. service and price is the very same.