Interesting. Looks like they downgraded me to 5GB from unlimited unless I am willing too pay $10 more per month. 5GB is probably OK, and I wanted the lower amount initially, but to make a phone hotspot capable it required unlimited. Apparently, 5GB now qualifies for hotspot, if that is what they mean by teathered. Don't know if grandfathered, but what happens if I use my Jump option since the phone is not contract dependent. Fully intend to Jump as switched from ATT at the time the 5c/s came out, with the 5s on a 2-3 week wait. Ended up getting a $0 down android so I had minimal upfront invested with a planned Jump in May...which may delay a couple months for the iPhone 6.
Coverage is OK, getting it in some area that didn't get ATT, and vise versa. ATT may have a rural/countryside advantage. Biggest issue I had with TMobile is their over dependence on VOIP network. In my own home would get warning that losing range if I walked into the kitchen, also, sitting right next to the router would lose a connection dropping calls if speaking too long. Took me a while to figure that one out. Also, when out and about would nag me to connect to available wifi and I have no idea what the password were to the networks it was seeing as available. The final straw was the lack of transition to nearby cell tower when leaving wifi range. Finally, just turned the wifi feature off, forcing it to use the cell tower - including in my home. With unlimited data, it was a non-issue, with 5GB, it might be.
