@thom02099 wrote:According to the credit pulls database of the site of which we may not speak, T-Mobile predominantly pulls TU; Verizon predominantly pulls EX; Sprint predominantly pulls EQ; AT&T predominantly pulls both EQ and EX. This is not to say that they DON'T pull from others, just that they have their favourites. Also,this is from data reported by that site's members/users and is not meant to be exclusively factual.
One could also consider providers such as Cricket, Virgin Mobile, Metro PCS, etc, which are more pay-as-you-go providers.
Tmobile has some really good pre paid options as well , especially if you aren't an big talker on the phone. The one i was eyeing was 100 min unlimited texts and 5 gb data plan . Last time i checked it was 30 an month for that
@reneasworld wrote:So, I was approved my TMobile with no money down ( I just had to pay the taxes on the phone). The salesperson in the says the have different levels of approval and depending on the level of approval it can be no money down to various amounts of money down and pay for the phone in its entirety so I was pleasantly surprised. I am waiting to see which one they pulled. When I get the alert, I will know. Overall, it was a good experience because I was able to get my son the New Galaxy 5 (why does he have a better phone than me) and their plans are great. Yeah, me!
which plan did you pick ? i am wondering how their post paid plans are compared to what i am paying with att right now ?
@reneasworld wrote:I got the 3G single plan for my son for $60. Unlimited everything and 3G of 4G initial data and then unlimited data at other stream rate. The other phones are $50 a month but the new Samsung and IPHONE comes with the $60 plan. Yet, if I had 4 people I could get it for the $100. It costs more for a single plan. I am on my business plan and am thinking of moving to ther personal plan to finance the phone. For the both of us it will be $100 but once again for four it would be $100 also. The plans are pretty much similar to their pre-paid plans I think, it probably just gives you more 4G data. So, the only plus, is the financing of the phone and the way it is paid. Right now, T-Mobile offers the best price for plans.
I see i will have to crunch the numbers right now i am on ancient att plan that an lot cheaper then switching i think. On two person family plan and its an bit over 100 bucks which is decent for an iphone and htc one.