I think it is great you have t-mobile, and sprint having commericals about their service and what they have to offer. But when it comes to Verizon and AT&T, people come on can you not see that they are fighting back and forth and have been going no where. If I was a new customer and wanted a new cell phone, I would not go with Verizon or AT&T because they are doing these terrible commericals about each other. Not to mention that both Verizon and AT&T are completely over priced. Bring down the giant companies by telling them their plans are too high, ok well I will... I do not agree with their ability to offer extremely overpriced plans, it's not fair. I know that AT&T and Verizon are both going to be hurting because of their new plan pricing...
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So I have been with T-Mobile since September 2009... while I do love them lately I have been having alot of SOS at home and that is not cool in any way... I am wondering what are my chances of getting out of contract with no ETF since apparently signal at my house has went completely downhill.....

Thanks

I am awestruck at the way cell customers view the companies. Always wanting to get something free and complaining about fees. Do you not realize that this is a business? T-mobile is trying to make money, not lose it. People act like T-mobile owes them something. What makes you think that you should always get something for nothing? Do you try and get free stuff everywhere you go? Would you switch from shopping at walmart for groceries because they wont give you free milk? Get over yourself.

Hey you can upgrade to 6.5 now with the official version. details i found at www.allphonenews.com

Home is near 280/85. Work is all over the valley.
Thanks for any info.

I have had my G1 for a couple months now, and really am starting to not like it. I have the Get more plus plan, no contract, and am paying my phone off month by month. is there any way i can get the new BB Bold2 either at a cheap price or do the same thing Im doin now and just pay it off month by month?

I bought an unlocked one this morning. Voice Network worked as soon as I put my sim in but, NO web capabilities. Tmo reps said yesterday(Sunday) that it was just a simple call to Techs to activate the phone. I started at 3:30pm Monday Jan 4th and it is now 8:30pm with NO resolution in sight. I think the RIM rep. forgot I was on hold. I have been going back and forth between TMo and RIM each blaming the other and offering NO real solutions other than for me to shell out some big $$$ for a TMO branded BB I wish my "wing" still worked. Can anybody offer any solutions??

So I hear T-Mobile is about to deploy HSPA+ you know at least in theory this will compete with LTE. 21MBS it should be 4G and not 3G, plus I hear their is another advancement they can make with HSPA that could improve speed even more. I hope T-Mobile blows all the others out of the water. My theory on why AT&T isn't planning on going this route is because they don't have enough spectrum. Since 850 and 1900 can probably only serve as back haul for their network.

I am coming over to TMO from ATT. Nokias work GREAT on ATT. What works on TMO best? Thanks

If I switch to an Even More Plus Family plan, that is Talk, Text, and Web (1500 minutes for 119.99) does that include my Blackberry service? Or is that an additional charge?

Thank you guys for your awesome help!

hey guys its almost live check it out at www.allphonenews.com 😲

TMO no longer seems like a cheap alternative. Just spec’d out a plan with the new BB Bold and it came to $90!
Where’d the $5 messaging plan go, it wasn’t an option? What happened to the limited cheaper data usage plans, I don’t need unlimited data?
And what’s the deal, if I want to buy a BB out right the cheapest plan is $80?

You've heard (and seen) the buzz about the new Google phone ... problem is TMob and Google only allow ONE 500 minute plan for the subsidized price of $180. In other words, new clients only and leaving loyal clients and family plan users in the cold. (or pay the $530 and use the phone on your plan)

There is a live online petition to try and change thier ways, please sign it. Lets see if we can get the phone.


http://www.petitiononline.com/nexusone/petition.html »

1) Use the trial period to insure you get coverage where you need it.
2) Find a phone that does what you NEED it to do.
3) Pick a plan that fits your needs.
4) Review your bill monthly and pay it on time.
5) Treat your phone like the expensive electronic equipment it is.
6) Expect to only get a discount on a new phone within the guidelines set forth by your provider.

Will the tmo bold work with att or vice versa??

I have an htc dash 3g and I was interested in google voice. However, I see that there is a waiting list for google voice. I was wondering if anyone knows of any similar product like google voice.

What is the best plan to have with an iphone? Will Iphone internet work with the basic data plan?

I have t-mobile and have the get more plus no contract plan with the HTC G1. Ive had it a couple months and am starting to not like my service, i just recently moved, and am wondering how to leave them. since how i didnt sign a ontract, can i just return my phone and port my number else where with no ETFs? any help would be great, thanks.

I am really impressed with the new set-up T-Mobile has. In where a person can have the same benefits of post paid customer but w/o the contract. Sure you have to pay full retail price for the phone. But they thought that out as well. By offering the consumer financing for the phone. Plus no interest it is a win win situation. Especially for a person who is on a limited budget but can afford a Blackberry plan but doesnt have 599 to shell out bc of rent and other bills in life. But 23 dollars a month for a certain amount of time could be really easy to swallow. Does anybody know if the other companies are going to follow suit with this awesome compromise? The reason I ask is that I am a long time Verizon customer and was really hoping they wil...
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HD2 is definetly a beast of a smartphone! Personally I think 4.3 inches is way too big for a "mobile phone"

http://mobile.engadget.com/2009/12/22/new-htc-hd2-ro ... »