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I'm pretty sure they switched their stance on "too much" termination. Also, I believe while on a call you can transfer off of wifi, but not on to it.

• jerf 14y ago
  "I'm pretty sure they switched their stance on "too much" termination." Here's the most recent statement on that matter, I think: http://republicwireless.com/blog/unlimited http://republicwireless.com/blog/unlimited (Also, I think they made the wrong call, and they should have "stepped back from unlimited". It won't be unlimited, they shouldn't call it unlimited. But I'm not planning on abusing it either way.) I'm sitting in their Wave G, patiently waiting. I refuse to pay for both a nice home connection and a cell data connection, so I still have a dumbphone. Buying a smart phone that primarily uses local Wifi (which I am in about 90% of the time) but can use cellular networks as a backup when there's no Wifi, and thus only charges for that "backup" contingency, is something I'm willing to pay for. I'll recover the cost of purchasing the phone in something like 6 months, even ignoring the fact it'll be a much better phone in the meantime.