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Can you hear me now?
lol @ AT&T's response. Whatever?
At least they used the whole word and not that annoying shoretened version of it that same lame kids are using: "What Evs"...
Go go T-Mobile. I = in love with Carly Foulkes aka T-Mobile Grrl.
Hmmm, I live in San Jose, CA. and it's one of the 7 cities that just got lit up with T-Mobile LTE... Currently have 5 lines in family plan on Verizon and switching to T-Mo would be much cheaper plan and device wise... Something to think about I guess.
If anything, I'm tempted to buy the cheapest 4G phone I could get my hands on to use on their network for a month to see how they are. If I hate their service I'll chalk it up to experience and cut my losses, but if they're OK ...
*** turns head and silently stares at Verizon ***
If anything, I'm tempted to buy the cheapest 4G phone I could get my hands on to use on their network for a month to see how they are. If I hate their service I'll chalk it up to experience and cut my losses, but if they're OK ...
*** turns head and silently stares at Verizon ***
She's hot but you have to wonder why they went and photoshopped her even thinner in those pictures... as if she's not skinny enough.
Look at it this way you can buy unlocked phones and just pop the sim in. With that said I would still keep at least one phone on Verizon for the sake of reliability. Even though I switched to att I still have a dumb phone line on vzw just in case.
That's pretty crafty, probably several ways to mix-n-match like that and come out ahead.
Fact is, though, locked phones haven't been preventing people from switching. Every 12-20 months people are free to shop or switch carriers, getting a heavily subsidized (even free if you go mid/low tier) upgrade...but people just don't switch. There's maybe 10-15% of the market, most of whom probably really can't afford a smartphone, that are constantly chasing a few dollars in savings. 95% of the rest stick with what works and aren't even interested in trialing to save a few bucks.
I just don't see people "saving" money buying an unlocked phone retail, or taking their 20+ month old unlocked phone to a new carrier to save a few bucks. After 18 months, even mid-tier phones that you can get practically free are upgrades.
If there is any real benefit to unlocked phones, it will be maybe in bringing down manufacturing costs when they don't have to make 4 different versions for each carrier. That assumes the carriers aren't going to demand branded and exclusive phones.