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Why these companies always fooling around with customers especially american carriers. In some other countries you can pretty much receive sms for free if you're in any plan including prepaid. Smaller and unknown local carriers or just a third party carriers provides cheaper plans like Cricket in my area for example. They provide us way cheaper plan something you won't imagine how AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint charges us so much for every services they cater. What you don't realized is that these third party carriers uses the same tower that these bigger familiar names used. This is something you need to know for example the Virgin MiFi (I don't work for Virgin Mobile or known their MiFi). Since I did my research online or pretty much Virgin Mobile disclosed in their website that they are using Sprint's network. The MiFi is a prepaid that cost $150 and the data pricing for unlimited is $40. This is not a joke do your research it's only $40 for unlimited compare to this stupid looking case for $30 with 1GB limit. We don't even know if this is a hotspot that drains your iTouch battery "we don't know". Now tell me which is better I think none of them because Sprint sucks. That's what I think, I may not have experience their service but they are just a crippled version of Verizon using CDMA with limited coverage. Yes they have 4G wow a 4G look at you phone if you can see one( I referring to majoriy of their customers). I'm with AT&T and they suck too they are ripping me off every month. So as Verizon they are an overpriced CDMA with wider 3G coverage with a dead internet when you're in phone conversation. T-mobile would have been nice but not as big as AT&T coverage and 3G coverage is very limited. That's it I've said enough what we need here is an affordable data pricing with a wider 3G, 4G or 5G and all kinds of Gee's coverage. They need to invest their money on developing their networks instead of advertising!