Wifi vs Data

[lmv7777]

does nobody here think "$15/month < not having to think about data charges?" thats my opinion.

[blazinazn]

Originally Posted by lmv7777

does nobody here think "$15/month < not having to think about data charges?" thats my opinion.

$15 is $15. But if they can afford a $300+ phone then paying $15 for data is no big deal right? If you don't need it, why pay for it? It's like paying $15/month for a land line and never using it.

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by blazinazn

If you don't need it, why pay for it? It's like paying $15/month for a land line and never using it.

Plus, it's NOT $15 a month on Verizon (it's $30).

~John

[lmv7777]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

Plus, it's NOT $15 a month on Verizon (it's $30).

~John

shoulda got sprint lolz

not to start a discussion. just a joke. but the OP question was answered already.
i think we can close the book on this one

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by lmv7777

shoulda got sprint lolz

LOL, no thanks -I had Sprint for two years & IMHO you get what you pay for.

~John

[Indie]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

LOL, no thanks -I had Sprint for two years & IMHO you get what you pay for.

~John

Sprint two years ago had just as expensive plans and horrible customer service. They have come along way since then. I just switched to sprint from Verizon, and I am not looking back. Their customer service is a breeze compared to Verizon's and I am currently saving $175 a month with the swtich. That's an extra $2100 in my pocket a year. Even if the customer service does go under again, it can't get much worse than Verizon's horrible service. Definitely not $2100 worth worse.

You're right, you do get what you pay for. I pay $100 for 2 lines 1500 minutes, unlimited everything, data, tv, navigation, the works....and guess what...that's what I get