The AT&T plans are an absolute rip-off, no matter how look at them.

[PhightinPhils26]

Are you seriously comparing T-Mobile to AT&T?

I live in the philly suburbs and T-Mobile doesn't even come close! Sure their plans are cheaper... they are to GSM as Sprint is to CDMA... A waste of life.

 

[swordfish5736]

AT&T doesnt even compare to some foreign carriers like mavis said he is paying 60 just for data. I think its norway there base plan is 100 minutes 100 mb's and its a whole lot more than a base att iphone plan which is 1/4 the cost

 

[automatickyle]

Alltel, Sprint, and even Verizon are better than AT&T, but guess what. They dont have iphone, so ya know what, call me retarded but I am getting an iphone, with crappy service.

You are definitely wrong about this.

 

[WilliamG]

Are you seriously comparing T-Mobile to AT&T?

I live in the philly suburbs and T-Mobile doesn't even come close! Sure their plans are cheaper... they are to GSM as Sprint is to CDMA... A waste of life.

Blah blah blah. You'll hear the same things in other suburbs, except it will be the lambasting of AT&T, or Sprint, or Verizon, or.....

All cell networks providers are probably all the same. But obviously our own PERSONAL experience is the only one that counts.

 

[Denny Crane]

Just not having T-Mobile alone is worth $50 a month.

^^^^The Truth^^^^^^^^^

 

[Bernie-Mac]

All cell networks providers are probably all the same. But obviously our own PERSONAL experience is the only one that counts.

But the deciding factor is that AT&T has the iPhone

 

[GreenLightJerky]

HAHA perfect.

 

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You're calling AT&T's rate plans ridiculous? You have no idea what 'ridiculous' is. We're paying $60 for data (unlimited, but apps like YouTube and Maps are bandwidth throttled), a 300 minute rate plan with NO night/weekend allowance and NO free mobile-to-mobile is like $80, and existing customers have to pay $400-500 ETF plus an additional $70 premium (16GB model) over new customers, despite having to sign the same 27 month contract (that's not a typo, BTW) as new customers ...

I'm sorry, but the only 'ridiculous' thing in this thread is the incessant whining about your awesome rate plans.

I wasn't calling anything about AT&T ridiculous... where do you get that?