If I Switch to T-Mo Will I Really Notice Any Difference ...?
I need to upgrade. I've been with AT&T for quite awhile and reasonably satisfied. BUT -
I use the FM radio functionality in my 6230 quite a bit - the Nokia 6126 doesn't have FM - I had an N75 and it didn't work real well - I want to stay with Nokia - and T-Mo has the Nokia 6133(which has FM)
In addition, T-Mo's plan of 1000 min / $39.95 fits me pretty well.
I'm not just "trolling" here ... I'm trying to find a phone I want. If I were to switch from AT&T what differences would I really see? (And I do travel coast-to-coast on occasion).
I use the FM radio functionality in my 6230 quite a bit - the Nokia 6126 doesn't have FM - I had an N75 and it didn't work real well - I want to stay with Nokia - and T-Mo has the Nokia 6133(which has FM)
In addition, T-Mo's plan of 1000 min / $39.95 fits me pretty well.
I'm not just "trolling" here ... I'm trying to find a phone I want. If I were to switch from AT&T what differences would I really see? (And I do travel coast-to-coast on occasion).
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You will notice:
No upgrade fees down the road
No fee to pay your bill to a rep in store (Cing does in this area)
Accessories are generally a few dollars cheaper
Less strick upgrade policies
Reconnect fees are cheaper
on the other side of the coin
Nothing out there will ever be as good as rollover IMOP
T-Mobile doesnt stock batteries in store (here anyway)
Coverage isn't as widespread
No upgrade fees down the road
No fee to pay your bill to a rep in store (Cing does in this area)
Accessories are generally a few dollars cheaper
Less strick upgrade policies
Reconnect fees are cheaper
on the other side of the coin
Nothing out there will ever be as good as rollover IMOP
T-Mobile doesnt stock batteries in store (here anyway)
Coverage isn't as widespread
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Thanks for the input.
Coverage would be my primary concern. My sense is I could anticipate more and broader dead spots with T-Mo than AT&T. But if that's true I don't know whether on a scale of 1 - 10 whether the reception impact is a 1 or a 10! Coverage map-wise I see a few specific differences but not to any great magnitude.
Coverage would be my primary concern. My sense is I could anticipate more and broader dead spots with T-Mo than AT&T. But if that's true I don't know whether on a scale of 1 - 10 whether the reception impact is a 1 or a 10! Coverage map-wise I see a few specific differences but not to any great magnitude.
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Give them a try. They let you test their network for 14 days, or 30 days in California. You can use this map to see how coverage is in ur area(s):
http://compass.t-mobile.com/Default.aspx »
http://compass.t-mobile.com/Default.aspx »
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