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Originally Posted by Youmoussa
I had a good job in France !  And actually, I don't work for the moment, I'm waiting for my work permit. But my wife does and seems to have a lot of advantages. So I will ask her to check that.
In France, the given time for a plan represents only the time that you can call. So if I had a 250 minutes plan, I could call 250 minutes, but I could also be called 1000 minutes (that's just a stupid example). For the moment we have an AT&T Go Phone. And each time we receive a call, we pay. Does it work the same with "regular" plans (like 1500 minutes plan you described)?
T-Mobile plans seem interesting. If only I could find information about the Diamond with TM.. I also find that they do not have for the moment a 3g network. I'm not sure it is really a big issue for me for the moment but that would explain why their internet plan is cheaper. |
the 1500 min plan i said gives you guys 1500 to use during peak time and for sprint that is between 7am to 7pm. and if you call another sprint or even nextel phone it does not deduct from the your pool of mins.
TM has good plans i in fact still have my TM sidekick even tho i sell sprint service( waiting for the touch pro) but sprint is also driving a lot of market change in the recent months ( which is fact good for us customers as it makes the other carriers more competitive.)
TM does in fact have a 3g network its just in development and not fully official.
if you give me the company your wife works at or if you want to PM it to me i would be happy to look it up for you and the percentage off.