Actually I don't want to be stuck with T-Mobile in case something better comes along. The pre-pay is okay as long as their billing doesn't screw up. Coverage is bad here but the phone still works and I use wifi for everything else. T-Mobile wanted to put a tower literally right behind my house. It would have been 4G LTE but the neighbors objected. Maybe they should try again but I think MetroPCS's coverage will be available on the phone once they get that synced in and it is better here (and of course MetroPCS is now part of T-Mobile). Anywhere else but this particular valley and coverage is good in this town.
And what is this with T & M things? :-D On 08/10/2013 09:20 AM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com wrote: > After being with them for years, I tried to go the prepaid route awhile back > with T-Mobile, and they screwed it up, but I didn't get charged, and was > offered a hidden plan that is really inexpensive, instead. The key seemed to > be for me to curse a couple of times, and then settle down and listen - lol. > They mess up sometimes, but they offer good cheap basic service, and have > decent coverage around here. > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@...> wrote: >> The Lumia was of course a joke. Too bad US Cellular doesn't GSM. CDMA >> is rather dated. Verizon has CDMA too. It's a scam to make you buy the >> phone from them. If you had a GSM service it's a SIM card you can just >> put in any new GSM phone and you can get the phone anywhere which saves >> money. You'll be overpaying for that S4 on a cellular plan. >> >> Speaking of plans, I just got off the phone yelling at T-Mobile. My >> monthly plan didn't auto refill. The credit card on the plan was one >> that hackers got from Raley's (damn if I'll even use a credit card there >> again). The bank replaced it with a different one and I went online to >> T-Mobile and change the account number to the new card. First off they >> have a screwball interface for that but it appeared it went through. I >> was able to get to an CSR and she checked and indeed the system showed >> the new card on the billing section but somehow it was implemented on >> another. So two thumbs down T-Mobile billing. I told her to make sure >> the problem gets reported up the line as this SHOULD NOT be happening. >> >> The only reason I'm using T-Mobile is for a $30 a month plan that has 5 >> GB data per month and 100 minutes of talk. I'm not a talker and some >> months there's less than 30 minutes of talk used. I still have >> landline for most calls. >> >>
