sparker781 said:


The only downfall is if you want the latest/greatest you'd have to buy it at full retail. Can I ask the if this company is partnering with Sprint then why dont you just sign up for Sprint?

I'm still rocking Verizon's Galaxy S generation ONE from fall of 2010, so it should be clear that I personally don't care about being an early adopter on the hardware side.

Additionally, the amount of streaming video I do every year is measured in minutes, not hours. Paying Sprint for unlimited data on 5 lines when all I need is one GB per user each month is kind of ridiculous.

Going straight to Sprint is only a couple dollars less than paying Verizon, about $220 a month. That's still 60% higher than Ting's plans!

I don't need unlimited minutes, unlimited text messages or unlimited data. Verizon and Sprint (and AT&T) all force me to buy a product I don't need in order to get the only part of the package I actually want- shared device allowances.


Ting does not.