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Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
@Anonymous wrote:Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
Knowing what I know about the network infrastructures within T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast, I'll stick with Verizon and eat the $60/year.
@Felony_Phil wrote:
My plan just renewed and I still get the $5/ month discount for autopay. Soooo it may be that it's no longer available to new lines opened after a certain date.
I have been with them for 20 years and I also got cut off, so it's not that.
@iced wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
Knowing what I know about the network infrastructures within T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast, I'll stick with Verizon and eat the $60/year.
I don’t blame you. I have Xfinity Mobile which runs on VZ and if they ever shut my service off, I’m not going to have a choice but to find another provider who uses VZ’s network. I had T-Mobile before through Mint and I was happy but VZ’s signal is miles stronger indoors.
@Anonymous wrote:
@iced wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
Knowing what I know about the network infrastructures within T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast, I'll stick with Verizon and eat the $60/year.
I don’t blame you. I have Xfinity Mobile which runs on VZ and if they ever shut my service off, I’m not going to have a choice but to find another provider who uses VZ’s network. I had T-Mobile before through Mint and I was happy but VZ’s signal is miles stronger indoors.
Hmm, Xfinity Mobile...as in Comcast Xfinity?
If so, Comcast and At&t have merged. Why would their Xfinity Mobile data run off the Verizon network?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@iced wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
Knowing what I know about the network infrastructures within T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast, I'll stick with Verizon and eat the $60/year.
I don’t blame you. I have Xfinity Mobile which runs on VZ and if they ever shut my service off, I’m not going to have a choice but to find another provider who uses VZ’s network. I had T-Mobile before through Mint and I was happy but VZ’s signal is miles stronger indoors.
Hmm, Xfinity Mobile...as in Comcast Xfinity?
If so, Comcast and At&t have merged. Why would their Xfinity Mobile data run off the Verizon network?
sorry but that's not correct, AT&T and Comcast are still 2 very seperate companies and aren't even close to merging
Comcast obtained rights to use VZW's network years ago when they sold spectrum to VZW - Comcast is using those rights to rollout their own mobile service, ATT is using their own network because - afterall they are there own company with seperate shareholders and nothing at all to do with Comcast (you couldn't have 2 companies compete more than Comcast & ATT, Comcast owns Mobile, Cable Channels, Universal, etc. ATT owns Mobile, Land Line, Cable Channels etc)
@Lurker22 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@iced wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Well, T-Mobile has also Auto Pay discount and I usually use my QuickSilver for it, so maybe its time to just look other places to pay your bill
Knowing what I know about the network infrastructures within T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Comcast, I'll stick with Verizon and eat the $60/year.
I don’t blame you. I have Xfinity Mobile which runs on VZ and if they ever shut my service off, I’m not going to have a choice but to find another provider who uses VZ’s network. I had T-Mobile before through Mint and I was happy but VZ’s signal is miles stronger indoors.
Hmm, Xfinity Mobile...as in Comcast Xfinity?
If so, Comcast and At&t have merged. Why would their Xfinity Mobile data run off the Verizon network?
sorry but that's not correct, AT&T and Comcast are still 2 very seperate companies and aren't even close to merging
Comcast obtained rights to use VZW's network years ago when they sold spectrum to VZW - Comcast is using those rights to rollout their own mobile service, ATT is using their own network because - afterall they are there own company with seperate shareholders and nothing at all to do with Comcast (you couldn't have 2 companies compete more than Comcast & ATT, Comcast owns Mobile, Cable Channels, Universal, etc. ATT owns Mobile, Land Line, Cable Channels etc)
100% Right there is no and never will be a Comcast AT&T merger. FCC and DOJ would never allow it.
100% Right there is no and never will be a Comcast AT&T merger. FCC and DOJ would never allow it.
To be fair, Comcast did purchase AT&T Broadband for about $70B to create the behemoth we have today
Some coworkers and I were reminiscing about how it used to be one big company (Ma Bell) that the government deemed to be a monopoly back in the 80's, so they forced a split into a bunch of regional entities (Baby Bells). Now it seems that the Bell's are trying to remerge into a Big Daddy Bell!
Anyway, Verizon introduced new plans last week. I did an analysis, and it ends up saving me $50 / month by switching, keeping everything the same except I lose hotspot (which we rarely used). The biggest difference is that they now discount the pricing by raising the "autopay and paperless" discount. It went from $5 to $10 per phone line which makes this loophole even more drastic.
I really liked having my phone insurance through my Uber card, but raising the cost of the phone bill by $50 just doesn't justify it at the moment.