$60/mo, no contract, unlimited talk/text/data, and with a little ingenuity also unlimited tethering.
Is there any deal in town even close to touching this? I live in a city so Sprint coverage doesn't matter to me, get fine signal anywhere I ever go.
Straight Talk is $45/month and all the same deals
>>55306362
>$60 a month
I reload a $10 prepaid card every 3 months. Phone calls through towers are meant for emergencies. Use wifi calling.
>>55306378
Straight Talk throttles after 10 gigs and doesn't expressly allow tethering
>>55306378
Straighttalk has a 5gb cap on data. Otherwise its a good deal. I don't go over 3gb a month and Straighttalk uses Verizon towers so its the best deal.
>>55306402
The 10gb plan is 55 a month. The 5gb is 45.
metro
£14 a month, unlimited data, 5,000 texts (who cares anyway, who even uses texting), and 300 minutes. Really old contract but I refuse to be kicked off it.
I don't need unlimited anything--just a few gigs a month for the occasional search while I'm out. Who should I go with? Straighttalk looks like the best ITT
>>55306362
Point is instead of paying for home internet I just use this at home. I need calls and text for work but just amazed there is a real unlimited unthrottled data option that's no contract to boot. Went from $40 4gigs on Virgin Mobile that got throttled to dialup speeds in a week to downloading 250 gigs while watching Amazon prime on the TV while all of our devices are hooked up to it
>>55306362
>CDMAIDS
No thanks
>>55306575
Also should point out I learned about this from /g/ so just trying to pay the favor forward
>>55306591
Why is GSM better? All I know is the two bands support different providers but beyond that didn't think there was a real difference
>>55306634
Switching phones consists of nothing more than transferring the SIM
Switching carriers consists of nothing more than transferring the SIM
