What a CON...........TRACT
CHANELPHONE said:
đ˛ Why would anyone in their right mind choose to be on a contract, when they can have the same plan for less money with out the 2 yr agreement? What's the benefit of paying $89.99/month for something you could have w/o the commitment for $60.00/month tax free? đ
Explain it to us how this is even possible. Are you talking about Pre-paid or something else entirely?
sunilsonia said:
Explain it to us how this is even possible. Are you talking about Pre-paid or something else entirely?
Yes, this actually is about both, post & pre paid accounts! It's $89.99 for unlimited talk & text on a contract, and only $60.00 for ths same plan w/o the 2yr contract! đ˛
CHANELPHONE said:
Yes, this actually is about both, post & pre paid accounts! It's $89.99 for unlimited talk & text on a contract, and only $60.00 for ths same plan w/o the 2yr contract! đ˛
Which carrier? Metro PCS?!?!? đ¤Ŗ
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whatupitsdani said:
very obviously, talking about at&t...
wow. đŗ
Metro PCS also has the same plan. Stop being such a hard azz! Lighten up and learn to appreciate the humor.
and people do it to get the cheaper price on a phone, and the possibility of upgrading later.
you also got to think about the fact that a lot of people are on family plans, and after converting to a family plan, the secondary lines (up to 5) are technically $9.99 a month, not $89.99 a month.
for another point, alot of people come into my store thinking that they need unlimited talk. but it isnt generally so, because people do alot more texting than talking these days, for the most part. you can get unlimited text and 450 daytime minutes for 59.99 a month. that is one of the most popular plans.
plus, its been going into effect lately that you cannot...
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whatupitsdani said:...
tax free?? the money i put on go phones is always taxed...a $60 card costs $63.60.
and people do it to get the cheaper price on a phone, and the possibility of upgrading later.
you also got to think about the fact that a lot of people are on family plans, and after converting to a family plan, the secondary lines (up to 5) are technically $9.99 a month, not $89.99 a month.
for another point, alot of people come into my store thinking that they need unlimited talk. but it isnt generally so, because people do alot more texting than talking these days, for the most part. you can get unlimited text and 450 daytime minutes for 59.99 a month. that is one of the most popular plans.
plus, its been
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The $60 plan is awesome and a great thing for at&t to offer. A couple reasons why someone would not want the plan.
-No unlimited internet options.
-No phone subsidies
-Less flexibility with payment. If you don't add $60 after 30 days your phone shuts off
-Less nationwide coverage without roaming partners
We tend to sell this plan to people who don't qualify for a contract plan. Its also really popular with kids fresh out of highschool.
Sigma1570 said:
The tax isn't an at&t tax. Its sales tax from wherever you buy the $60 prepaid card. Some vendors discount the card so it comes out to $60 after tax or even less(i.e. wally world)
The $60 plan is awesome and a great thing for at&t to offer. A couple reasons why someone would not want the plan.
-No unlimited internet options.
-No phone subsidies
-Less flexibility with payment. If you don't add $60 after 30 days your phone shuts off
-Less nationwide coverage without roaming partners
We tend to sell this plan to people who don't qualify for a contract plan. Its also really popular with kids fresh out of highschool.
SEE, That's what I'm saying! There is different information given...
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texaswireless said:
You have wrong information.
No one at at&t actually knows wth is really going on. There are soo many answers to everything that it's just fkin' confusing and they don't know what to tell the customer.
i could go on...the point is, there is no company that i have ever had experience with that doesnt try to use some type of deceit, or where the employees are all COMPLETELY informed on EVERYthing. in fact, every place that i have ever done business with could probably give me two answers or more to every question that i could come up with.
its not the company. its the human race.
sunilsonia said:
No one at at&t actually knows wth is really going on. There are soo many answers to everything that it's just fkin' confusing and they don't know what to tell the customer.
đ¤Ŗ You are absolutely right! That's the problem! I've realized that AT&T has 20 different answers to one question! I don't have wrong information! If our selling point is "tax free" then the customer's shouldn't have to pay anything over $60.00, who cares about state taxes? We're told they won't have to pay state taxes! THAT'S THE "SELLING POINT"! AKA... WHAT MAKES THE CUSTOMERS WANT TO BUY! đ
$60 without tax is possible through the pay station in COR stores, just feed the machine and you'll get a straight tax free unlimited talk and text plan.
are you people that cheap that you're going to complain about tax? write a letter to your local state representative regarding your tax rate then...
BTW, prepaid service doesn't offer partner roaming coverage, postpaid plans do... check out the coverage maps:
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/ »
emoandy said:
i dont know how some of you make it through a day.
$60 without tax is possible through the pay station in COR stores, just feed the machine and you'll get a straight tax free unlimited talk and text plan.
are you people that cheap that you're going to complain about tax? write a letter to your local state representative regarding your tax rate then...
BTW, prepaid service doesn't offer partner roaming coverage, postpaid plans do... check out the coverage maps:
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/
đ˛ UGH.... FIRST off, I don't have AT&T! I don't mind paying taxes, I'm not retarded, I know that's a given! The point is, if you're going to have agents selling a plan as a "tax f...
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CHANELPHONE said:
đ˛ UGH.... FIRST off, I don't have AT&T! I don't mind paying taxes, I'm not retarded, I know that's a given! The point is, if you're going to have agents selling a plan as a "tax free" plan, then turn around and tax the customer, that's NOT right! The coverage maps you speak of is B.S! Do you think there is REALLY a big difference? I think NOT! That's another LIE used to hook customers into a post paid plan. aka 2yr contract! I like when people like you think they know something! SMACK URSELF, EXPEDITIOUSLY! đ
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You go! Tell him how it's done! đ
Emoandy COMPLETELY missed the point! If something is truly not supposed to belo...
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wtf are you talking about??? watch out, the government is after you too!!!! lol
-there are no roaming agreements with prepaid service, it's primary network only.
-there is no subsidation of equipment - i.e. you buy your own phones.
-prepaid only minimaly supports premium services and devices.
it's lower cost for the cell companies and they charge a lower cost to consumers.
smaller selection of phones, no insurance, less features, just look at cricket. customer service is also much tighter with policies. not as much flexability...
Knowing all of this from working w/ AT&T, Cricket and US Cellular...
If you want the most reliable services, best selection of phones, and better overall experience...go with a contract...
Amarantamin said:
I really thought you were gone for good. Silly me.
YEAH, SILLY YOU! đĸ
Amarantamin said:
You and deepskyblue should hang out sometime. You'll probably find that you both have a lot in common.
UGH......... đ˛ HOW ABOUT WE DONT.... & SAY WE DID!? đ You should hang out in threads that aren't made by CHANELPHONE! đ
Some will be wrong on accident. Some will lie. Some will downplay this or up-sell that. Some will sell their grand-ma for this weeks commish.
Some... god forbid... will even live in different areas where there are honestly different answers.
I live in Delaware... guess what? no state tax. Would the sales person be lying then? I work in Maryland where there IS sales tax. Two different answers across state lines.
It's also been mentioned elsewhere... but you can get minutes for $60 (or less) after tax, or honestly without tax, although *SOME* places charge...
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I couldn't help but read this last post, WernerCD, and chuckle. That obviously took some time and effort to put together and how right you are. It sounds like something I would have totally said lol!
However, the reason for my visit tonight is to ask the opinion of the people who have been more involved within more recent times than I have. Also as a consumer, not an employee.
Now I have had my trials and tribulations wit...
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I'm fairly Anti-Apple, but last year I got the iPhone. As an AT&T customer, it was hands down the best phone out. Bar none. My GF makes fun of me because I rag on her for having an iMac while surfing the internet on my iPhone âšī¸
But... that aside...
Phone Choice
The differences for me... is iPhone feels more like an appliance. Not a lot of customization options, but it just works the way Apple advertises it will. The iPhone is a phone I'd get my mom and be comfortable that she'd not mess it up.
Droid is closer to a Windows computer. You can change...
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WernerCD said:...
Yeah... the post took a few minutes, but thankfully I think for a few minutes before I type and then I can touch type so long posts only take a minute or two to put out there đ
I'm fairly Anti-Apple, but last year I got the iPhone. As an AT&T customer, it was hands down the best phone out. Bar none. My GF makes fun of me because I rag on her for having an iMac while surfing the internet on my iPhone âšī¸
But... that aside...
Phone Choice
The differences for me... is iPhone feels more like an appliance. Not a lot of customization options, but it just works the way Apple advertises it will. The iPhone is a phone I'd get my mom and be comfortable that she'd not mess it up.
Droid is closer to
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Yahoo Android makes me sad... and angry. It's an abomination.
Yeah... I simplified the differences of Android vs iPhone. There could be novels written of the major & minor differences.
For me... iPhone is like a TV, Stove, Washer/Dryer... It works. You use it the way it is.
Android is closer to a PC. Fully customizable. etc blah blah.
All paths have their perks and pitfalls. (same for Palm, Blackberry, etc).
Yeah... there were stories earlier this year about how flaky the sensors are. Not just Apple's, but all sensors.
Depends on his wants, needs and ability to adapt accordingly.
Well, luckily I still have a little time lol...I never thought of skype or a google number. Did I hear somewhere that there's an app that allows iphone to have 2 phone numbers as well? Or is that it?