dont know where you are getting prices from... i have 3 lines, 6gb, and its less than 130 with taxes
I went to ATT and added a phone with 2 additional lines with a 6GB plan....
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dont know where you are getting prices from... i have 3 lines, 6gb, and its less than 130 with taxes
don't the phone companies force you to pick a new plan if you upgrade your phone? for some reason I thought that Verizon wasn't letting people keep their old plans if they got a new iphone.
Only Verizon does that. ATT lets you upgrade on a new 2yr contract and keep unlimited.don't the phone companies force you to pick a new plan if you upgrade your phone? for some reason I thought that Verizon wasn't letting people keep their old plans if they got a new iphone.
i dont buy a new phone every 2 years... i keep my phone until it needs to be replaced
my current phone is over 4 years old and starting to have some glitches
it will be replaced sometime this year as there are finally a few phones with good sound and battery life available
i dont give a shit about having the new hotness at all times
if the phone works im cool with it
i dont buy technology as fashion
and fuck an iPhone
Not sure what your point is. The contract is for both. I get service with my contract, not just the device. I'm not paying extra for the service on top of the device or anything.the contract is for the DEVICE, not the service.
while i am not familiar with any other cell phone systems, i am inclined to agree... this shit is all manors of 'tarded
The contract lock for 2 years/etc is to ensure that you pay the prorated across 24 months price of the phone back. If you get a plan with out devices/upgrades, there is no contract. If you bring your own device, and go on a plan that has no device upgrades padded on to it, there's no contract.Not sure what your point is. The contract is for both. I get service with my contract, not just the device. I'm not paying extra for the service on top of the device or anything.
To compare, T-Mobile's unlimited plan is $80/mo PLUS the cost of the phone. And they throttle you after 1GB.