Even if you had device payment plans on your phones, T-Mobile would pay them off completely, as long as you went with a new device with them. That's what I did last week, and couldn't be happier. Can't wait to get my final ATT bill and see if they try to screw me somehow...Ugh, I'd be saving $60+/month with my 2 AT&T grandfathered unlimited plans. I think I might do the switch this weekend. Thank goodness I have unlocked phones.
There's no throttling on T-Mobile, Sprint, or Verizon.What's the throttled speed?
Comparing their current unlimited plan offerings, the price difference is really not that much, taking into account the no fees/taxes on TMo.
T-Mobile still covers significantly less areas than Verizon. When they boost about covering 99% the people Verizon covers, that's because of cities. Their square mileage coverage is significantly less.
So to answer your question, some people want coverage outside of cities and highways.
Been an iPhone user since 2G model, and have had unlimited data AT&T since then. Thought about cutting them loose before, and now thinking of it again. My monthly bill hovers around $87, and that doesn't include texting (I refuse to pay any more for that and just rely on Google Voice and Apple Messages for others in the Apple ecosystem). Bill will be going up by $5, so $93. I've never been able to have hotspot access. I live and work in the Philadelphia area.
Am I craze to jump AT&T ship?
There's no throttling on T-Mobile, Sprint, or Verizon.
I guess it depends if this change would get you to stream more than you do now. T-Mobile Tuesdays is fun also, I got free pizza this week.Not sure to go for it or not. Have a MetroPCS plan for 2 lines, $80 for 8GB each (which we both don't use up each month). I know MetroPCS is on the same network as T-Mo and it works totally fine for us where we are (sometimes it is too slow for movie streaming though). Question is does the $20 justify the jump to get unlimited data, better network priority, small other perks?
[doublepost=1487182420][/doublepost]Got grand father ATT, thinking going to Verizon. How hard is it to keep your old number?I have the Verizon unlimited plan, got it yesterday. I prefer to pay more to get bars in buildings. Many people I know can't get any signals in buildings using T-Mobile. Happy with my plan
Not hard, they let me keep mine[doublepost=1487182420][/doublepost]Got grand father ATT, thinking going to Verizon. How hard is it to keep your old number?
Also, from everyone else I know that has at&t they think in my area and most places they've been to verizon reception is better[doublepost=1487182420][/doublepost]Got grand father ATT, thinking going to Verizon. How hard is it to keep your old number?
Wow everyone CALM DOWN! When I first moved to Los Angeles from the UK, I was on T-Mobile. Let me tell you, they offered the best price tag but the service absolutely blew!!
That may have been the case in the past, but their service has been very much upgraded in the last few years. I have almost no issues at all. Certainly no more than I would have with any other carrier.
Something left out of the price factor is the T-Mobile Tuesday thing. I figure my husband and I have saved literally about $300 since they started on things like free movie rentals, free movie tickets to theatres, free food, and free Lyft rides. $300 is a pretty significant chunk of change!
Been an iPhone user since 2G model, and have had unlimited data AT&T since then. Thought about cutting them loose before, and now thinking of it again. My monthly bill hovers around $87, and that doesn't include texting (I refuse to pay any more for that and just rely on Google Voice and Apple Messages for others in the Apple ecosystem). Bill will be going up by $5, so $93. I've never been able to have hotspot access. I live and work in the Philadelphia area.
Am I craze to jump AT&T ship?
I switched from AT&T last month to T-Mobile I live in San Francisco and I can say T-Moible speeds suck big time. I am saving about $20.00 per month but the speed is so bad.
D/L 1.5 Mbps U/L 0.59 Mbps Ping 28ms
AT&T was more expensive but the speeds were ore than triple.
T-Moble has tons of dead spots at crazy locations like Geary & Divisidaro
You get what you pay for
When I lived on 10th & Spruce I had a hard time getting T-Mobile Signal in my brownstone. I'm guessing that has all been fixed up there now? If so, I say do it. I had AT&T back when they were Cingular and left when I moved to Seattle. Glad I did.
Do you still have to manually enable HD video every day on T-Mobile?
If so - not impressed. That is super anti-consumer.
I made the jump today from my simple Choice to this because of money savings. Plus I get unlimited on my iPad now also. But I was told one time switch for the HD video but you have to opt-in every month if you want the Kickback (where if you use less than 2GB data on any line you get $10 back). Also it seems they are future dating the new plan to your next bill cycle. So you stay on what your current plan is now until your next billing cycle. Even called 611 after store changed my plan and they told me they are future dating.
I activated my HD video via my app and later got a text message that HD video is active. My plan cost also dropped from 76.xx to 70 flat since I am not paying taxes anymore. It seemed to be immediate, but I was already on the regular ONE plan. Maybe that is why you got a different result.