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Originally Posted by solarflarex
doesn't matter when the network is overloaded with iphone lusers. Also to whoever said tmobile pricing is better than sprint across the board... i took a similar plan with htc touch pro 2 to what i have with sprint. It is 1500 family shared minute plan. Only includes unlimited cell to cell calling within tmobile network (not all networks like sprint..) doesn't include data or tv or navigation or unlimited text messaging or free call forwarding for google voice etc... $79.99 (tmobile price)
my single phone cost with sprint with all those features and better coverage with a faster data network without any restrictions $65. So how do you figure?
Add data, texting, etc to this plan and you would effectively double the price. How is double the price lower than sprint? I can imagine with this common (price break what most people want plan) the other ones only get more expensive...
With sprint my total cost for 2 phones is $129 and it includes all features (UNLIMITED) on both phones. You would have to pay for each feature (twice) on tmobile to get the same deal. What a joke....!! lol
Even More for Families 1500 Talk
This plan includes:
• 1500 Whenever Minutes®
• Two-year agreement—great discounts on phones
• Two lines to start; add up to three more lines if eligible*
• Unlimited T-Mobile to T-Mobile calling
• Unlimited Nights and Weekends
• Free domestic long distance and no digital roaming charges across the US
*Lines 3-5 share existing Whenever Minutes for $10 per month, per line (if eligible).
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Nice try man, but you are clearly trying to twist facts here. Just speak the truth. The T-Mobile Even More Plus plans are cheaper than Sprint across the board. For a Touch Pro 2 with unlimited everything on a single plan with no contract it's $79.99 per month.
For a family plan with 1500 minutes and unlimited text, and web on Touch Pro 2's it costs $119.99 for the first 2 lines, and $30 for each additional line. And no, you don't pay for each feature seperately. The plan includes unlimited texts and web on the first 2 lines, and adding additional smartphones with unlimited text and web is $30 each.
So nice try man, but you lsted the most expensive T-Mobile plans. Take a look at the Even More Plus plans, and they are cheaper than Sprint across the board, and don't even require a contract.