Would you give up AT&T's unlimited plan for T-mobile's?

[co.ag.2005]

Looking to purchase a grandfathered AT&T unlimited international data plan. Am based in China and travel all around asia so would be greatly helpful. Willing to pay well (~$1500) but willing to negotiate. Please msg me at kzheng21@gmail.com. Thanks

I think there is a Nigerian prince that can help you out... look him up... he hangs out on Craigslist a lot

 

[aneftp]

Answer is no. I wouldn't give up AT&T unlimited data. Even throttled at 5gb. It's still usable for basic web browsing and email at edge speeds.

AT&T (for me) simply works better. Plus my plan I have with ATT is just as cheap as tmobiles plans. (4 lines/$150 including taxes). Plus subsidy. So no financial reason for me to switch either.

 

[alphaod]

Looking to purchase a grandfathered AT&T unlimited international data plan. Am based in China and travel all around asia so would be greatly helpful. Willing to pay well (~$1500) but willing to negotiate. Please msg me at kzheng21@gmail.com. Thanks

LOL, I posted a post online a few months ago asking if anyone wanted my extra line before I canceled; I didn't get any takers and I wasn't even asking for money. Anyways I don't think the plan is transferable.

Anyways if you were based in China, you'd need an SSN for this to transfer anyways.

 

[iolinux333]

I have both ATT and T-Mobile and travel by car A LOT all over the US. While T-Mobile is still behind ATT overall out between cities, the pace of improvement in TMobile LTE coverage in the past few months has been breathtaking. If they keep it up they'll match ATT coverage in a year. Except Montana and Wyoming which have zero coverage for reasons I have no idea about why.

 

[Agent-P]

Would you give up AT&T's unlimited plan for T-mobile's?

Except Montana and Wyoming which have zero coverage for reasons I have no idea about why.

Because those states have nothing worthwhile there?

(I apologise to anyone from either of those states if they feel offended)