Wow...please explain yourself..

I almost reported you to the moderator because the inaccuracies in your post...lol..


Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint all have nationwide plans, and have true unlimited plans, not just to mobile to mobile. Do the research on the websites, in the stores, online, whatever you want...I mean seriously, what were you looking at? Perhaps I am misunderstanding you, but if you are saying what I think you are saying, you are completely wrong.

Not only have these companies had these plans, but they have had them for a while. Now Sprint does offer a unlimited plan to mobile phones, but that is not the only plan that they offer.

And once again, US Cellular is not a "nationwide player"...do we really have to continue this discussion? smh. Yes, US Cellular's ETF is lower than most, and US Cellular does not make existing customers sign new contracts for new equip (pretty neat), but that was not in dispute in the first place...