Will Tmobile respond to MetroPCS unlimited talking plan for $40?
On the Radio (and just noticed a billboard on the way home) MetroPCS is offering cellphone plans for $45 a month unlimited talk time. No nights/weekends/premium hours.
How (will) Tmobile respond?
They used to have the best plans but MetroPCS just pulled a fast one. Unless im reading the offer wrong.
Comments please.
Plan Below from the MetroPCS website
http://metropcs.com/plans.php »
FREE First Month & FREE Activation**
Ultimate Unlimited. Unlimited local and long distance calling, unlimited text messaging, unlimited picture messaging, enhanced voicemail, 3-way calling, caller ID, and call waiting, with additional calling feature...
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Protege said:
Metro PCS only services a handful of markets. They have unlimited plans starting at $30. In fact, they've had that for a long time. There really is no ROAMing with METRO PCS. The phone won't even work. The only ROAMing they have is if you pay extra and only where Metro PCS exists.
Exactly. When I worked for SprintPCS, I had a customer ask how the company expected to compete with some local carrier (forgot which) offering unlim min. National carriers compete by offering roaming, long distance, and a lot more places to use your phone. Also, if MetroPCS (not avail where I live, so I don't know) is anything like Cricket, then the service is unreliable b/c they don't own their own towers. They...
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One of my girlfriends had Cing and dropped them for Tmob as soon as her contract expired due to their piss poor customer service.
And another thing that pissed me off about AT&T/Cing was that I had ATT and she had Cing. We were being charged for calling each other after it was advertised on national television that we could call each other for free.
We finally had to call customer svc and fart around with them because we had each gone over our plan minutes due to us being charged airtime for talking to each other.
We go to Tmob and customer svc was actually helpful RIGHT AWAY.
But I digress.
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