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Not beeing very technical... I guess this wouldn't work in Sweden would it?
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Posted: 2003-12-09 02:33:23
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I'm with t-mobile and I have the $29.99 a month plan with the $4.99 unlimited GPRS. So maybe you should check into that again.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 02:45:34
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mrj82> I got the same plan....it rocks....cheap GPRS and I get extra minutes for being loyal customer. I don't think I'll ever leave T-Mobile if they continue giving me this excellent treatment.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 02:50:04
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Yeah I'm happy with the service, just wished they had better coverage around here. But hey its either go with t-mobile and get decent coverage, or go with one of those old analog nokias on another service and get worse quality but slightly better coverage.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 02:56:18
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I'm getting 0.5 Mb GPRS with my account (about 8 euro a month) and an extra 9.5 Mb for +15 euro a month... Is that good or expensive?
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Posted: 2003-12-09 02:59:27
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Compared to what I pay that seems expensive.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 03:03:51
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T-Mobile does offer unlimited T-zones for $4.99/ month as of last month. For their old customers, who used to have 1Mb/month for $2.99, they stopped the counter and turned that into unlimited GPRS access (I just received their notification in the mail).
I, however, use GPRS for free, and here is how - I just started a new service with T-Mobile and for all new accounts the provide UNLIMITED GPRS access, but they have a very limited homepage - just to purchase/download ringtones and pictures and to subscribe to unlimited T-zones. I guess the idea was to allow new customers to download (and pay for) as many tones and pics they want.
All I have to do then is to open ANY page through my browser and voila! - there is your unlimited internet. I just don't know how long is this going to last, though.
Anyone else with a similar ("free GPRS") experience on T-Mobile US?
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Posted: 2003-12-09 04:35:47
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It is easy to compare GPRS plans but voice plans differ a lot between countries. In US, every provider offers "flat rate" plans where you pay higher amount each month and then that includes a bunch of minutes. I know in Sweden there isn't a true flat rate provider yet. Don't know about other countries though. Maybe we should start a new thread about that since this thread is about wireless web.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 05:08:28
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On 2003-12-09 02:45:34, mrj82 wrote:
I'm with t-mobile and I have the $29.99 a month plan with the $4.99 unlimited GPRS. So maybe you should check into that again.
What location are you from? Because I know in California, they rip you off like crazy here. The cheapest is T-mobile here, but it's still $19.99 and you'd have to have a $29 or above plan with them.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 06:25:03
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The price plans might be different in CA because T-Mobile uses Cingular's network in CA. They made a roaming agreement a few years ago so both companies would save money. T-Mobile uses Cingular's network in CA while Cingular uses T-Mobile's network in NY.
However, the $4.99 plan is new so try calling cust service and see if you can get it.
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Posted: 2003-12-09 06:54:14
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