Before you leave Cingular due to this, please make sure that the VZW phones will be able to perform all of the tasks you would require of your phone. I only say this because I just came to Cingular from Verizon because of that exact reason. VZW does not always allow all features to be fully utilized. And I am not only speaking of the bluetooth issues.

Verizon does not have a 2500 mintue plan they ahve the same 3000 fir 149.99 without the rollover. Good luck at Verizon

Does it not matter to you that Cingular offers Rollover minutes? So what if you only use 2400-2500 minutes/month. What if you have a busy month and need those other 500 minutes - or more. Rollover is a great feature to have and Verizon doesn't have it. Besides, I checked Verizon's website and they only have 2000 or 3000 minute plans. Just like Cingular (same price too). Wouldn't you rather keep Cingular and have Rollover and your TRUE nationwide calling with M2M and N&W?

You could go with the 3000 minute plan and accumulate a good amount of rollover minutes and then cut your plan back to the 2000 minute plan for a while to save some money.

rb said:

Aren't rollover minutes nulled when you change plans?

no, you keep em
😎

jinx7676 said:

rb said:

Aren't rollover minutes nulled when you change plans?

no, you keep em
😎

I'm assuming you still have to be within a contract then. I don't think Cingular will let you keep your minutes if you're out of contract and switched lets say from a regional plan to a nation plan.

No what you gain through rollover stays with you until it expires. Whether there is a contract or not. You keep what you pay for.

rb said:

jinx7676 said:

rb said:

Aren't rollover minutes nulled when you change plans?

no, you keep em
😎

I'm assuming you still have to be within a contract then. I don't think Cingular will let you keep your minutes if you're out of contract and switched lets say from a regional plan to a nation plan.

nope, still keep em

jinx7676 said:

rb said:

jinx7676 said:

rb said:

Aren't rollover minutes nulled when you change plans?

no, you keep em
😎

I'm assuming you still have to be within a contract then. I don't think Cingular will let you keep your minutes if you're out of contract and switched lets say from a regional plan to a nation plan.

nope, still keep em

Well that sounds good.

Thanks for the info!

That's the Cingular Advantage!

jinx7676 said:

Aleq said:
TMobile: 2500 Whenever minutes, unlimited nights and weekends, nationwide plan, 99.99 per month, still GSM, might even be able to use your current phone.

and depending where you are, you might not be able to even use theirs! 😈

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