Finally . . .
I changed my plan from "NW/$59.99/1000min,ulmtd weekends/plus $2.99 for ulmtd nights. To the NW/$45.99/1000min,ulmtd night & weekends!! My bill will be way less next month than this one! Another way of T-Mobile showing that they're "saying"
"Get More" really means "Get More!". I doubt highly that another wireless phone company could say/show that! 😁
"Get More" really means "Get More!". I doubt highly that another wireless phone company could say/show that! 😁
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Hey, I'm suggesting it to everybody who calls in--heck, too good to pass up and I figure there'll be fewer irate customers calling with overage issues. The karmic balancing going on now is great, our jobs are going to be sooo much easier for at least a month... 😎 And easy is goooooood! 🤣 😛 🤣
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Aleq said:
Hey, I'm suggesting it to everybody who calls in--heck, too good to pass up and I figure there'll be fewer irate customers calling with overage issues. The karmic balancing going on now is great, our jobs are going to be sooo much easier for at least a month... 😎 And easy is goooooood! 🤣 😛 🤣
And you know the funny thing was when I told my friend who ported from T-Mobile to AWE (now part of the New Stinkular) about this plan, his next question was, "Can you convert this to a family plan by either adding $10 or $20 to the rate plan price?" I was like, "No! Only Cingular, Sprint, and AT&T engage in that kind of practice. T-Mobile's business structure for rate plan pricing is such ...
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You are correct! T-Mobile: $45.99, 1000 whenever, unl nts, unl wknds (not to mention all the free included features). Cingular: $49.99, 600 whenever, unl nts, unl wknds. Verizon: $49.99, 500 whenever, unl nts, unl wknds, unl "In-calling". Sprint: $50.00, 700 whenever, unl nts, unl wknds. T-Mobile: unbeaten. 😁
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