Sprint, Verizon, T Mobile, or other
Which phone carrier do you prefer? My mother and I are looking into a new family data plan and the things we are specifically looking at are payment per month price, and service, so like unlimited talk, text, web, data, etc. T mobile did have a decent deal but it was limited time and it is gone now. So what would you guys prefer would be the best phone plan would be while putting in to consideration price and service?
March 15, 2013
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Sprint.
I use Tmobile 1k minutes, 2GB Data and unlimited text. 4 phones only 2 have data about 140.
I say Verizon has the best service
T-Mobile only because my mom thinks it's cheapest (because it is) but they don't offer the BEST service?
I have Sprint, unlimited text, and data (but only 3G). Not too sure about voice but it's a family plan. I think my sister had to open up 1 or 2 phones not covered in the deal, but now there's like 4-5 phones under them, $30 per line. All of them are smartphones too.
Sprint is fine, but I hit a lot of deadzones. I don't know if it's because they actually are deadzones though.
@linking hollaaa! Mine's a family plan, so its probably like 100 some for the one person, and its 70 bucks for the rest of the fam. Unlimited texting, set amount of minutes, unlimited evenings and weekend calls, and like... 1 gig of data
63$ a month for unlimited everything. Rogers Canada though
Rogers! Canadian
Only $150? My mom, step dad and I actually left sprint because it was too expensive for the three of us. Sprint was charging us $218 a month for unlimited everything.
^^^^ How much do you pay per month with Verizon?
I have sprint and its about 150$ a month for 3 lines of smartphones and it includes unlimited everything.
I have, but there are hidden fees for every plan. I want to know from other people how much their phone plans cost and how much they personally like their phone carriers and service.
You can look up their different plans online, it'd be easier to check for yourself.
That BattleToads thing going around, not sure why it is relevant, but I would appreciate an answer that is actually applicable to my situation.