Here I come...I can't believe after all the wait they pull this bullshit. I don't even have 4g in my area.
Here I come...I can't believe after all the wait they pull this bullshit. I don't even have 4g in my area.
bye bye, leave the evo area please. move along.
This might be extremely wishful thinking on my part, but they didn't mention the family plans in the announcement, or any type of language that would allow us to definitively determine that the $10 charge is per EVO and not per plan.Well it's not only $10 for me. I have a 4 line family plan. So for me it's $40 per month extra.
I think the extra fees are a deal breaker for me too. Everyone keeps saying "it's only $10, blah, blah, blah..."
Well it's not only $10 for me. I have a 4 line family plan. So for me it's $40 per month extra. I'm just not willing to do that. T-Mobile HSPA+ is faster than Sprint Wimax, has a larger coverage area, and doesn't cost any extra on T-Mobile's plan (which don't require a contract).
I just need T-Mobile to announce a phone I want. The Nexus One (which they were the first carrier to get) just doesn't do it for me.
Here I come...I can't believe after all the wait they pull this bullshit. I don't even have 4g in my area.
Superfan until I heard this and on top of it all had to read all of Jackson's bullshit about it having more memory and coming out a certain day...Don't believe the hype son...Keep drinking Hesse's line of bullshit..."There will be no extra charge for 4g service."
so how does an unsubsidized less powerful phone with a plan where you get less at the same cost all on an inferior network compare?
If you are just going to make it up as you go along, why should anyone even bother replying?
Research all the facts and you'll see just about everything in that post is false. But I suspect that deep down you already knew it was a bunch of bull.
Maybe you should research the facts instead.
1.) On the even more plus plans it even says you pay more upfront for the phone for not having a contract.
2.) What android phone does tmobile have that can come close to the evo?
3.)you definately get more with the sprint plan vs that plan. (Check the websites)
4.)the costs are the same for an "evo plan" and that 79.99 tmo plan.
5.) Cdma > gsm. That's for another thread, and I actually posted the reasons for it in another thread somewhere on here. But rest assured, cdma is superior to gsm. That's why the gsm carriers are using newer variants of cdma/w-cdma in the future, and some even currently.
So can you please point out what I said wasn't true?
Sit down. Class dismissed.
Edit: I don't know if I would include the nexus one on tmobile lineup. Don't you ned to buy that from google?
with tmobile the only way to get the pay per month deal is if you have bad credit. as a current tmobile customer i can speak for this.
they run your credit and they either offer you a contract deal or a non contract deal. if you get offered the non contract deal for bad credit you will not be allowed to finance the phone.
p.s. tmobile sucks really bad.
enjoy them
Totally false. T-Mobile's Even More + (EM+) plans do NOT have contracts, and anyone can sign up for them. It asks you right on the T-Mobile website which plan you prefer whenever you select a phone.
And you can ONLY finance the phones on the non contract plans, so you are just way off...
ok.... sure..............
i have financed a phone on a contract plan man.
im sorry please have fun with your tmobile and leave this forum if you have chosen to not get an evo.
tmobile has horrible coverage and horrible customer service. but if its what you want go ahead
Wow, so only people who have already pre ordered an Evo are welcome in this forum now?
Get real man. I am weighing my options, and that is what this thread is about. Alternative viewpoints aren't welcome, even if they are proven facts? LOL, whatever man.
I just checked T-Mobile's website again, by the way. Yes, anyone can sign up for an EM+ plan, no, those plans don't require contracts, and yes, you can get your phone broken up into interest free payments on that plan.
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