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The contracts of 3 of my 4 lines are up around Christmas. I planned on renewing so we could all get new phones at no/low cost. What does this mean for us now?
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Sounds like everyone is jumping out on the contracts thing. Just read yesterday Sprint is going to leased (or purchased) phones with no contracts as well.
I think that just leaves AT&T that is still clinging to the old model. |
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Went online and saved myself $70/month. I have four lines, and the connection/access fees were reduced by $50 for switching. Then I looked at my data usage and realized I was buying more than I really needed, so I reduced my plan from 10 GB to 6 GB. If I need to switch back up to the 12 GB plan I can do that at any time.
So I'm going to save $840/year. I don't feel any pressing need to upgrade phones every two years, so that works fine for me. |
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Yes, my two year contracts had lapsed already. As I understand it, you can switch plans, but the line access fees will remain at the contract rate until the contract ends, at which point you get the reduced access fee price of the new contract, which is half the old rate. |
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I have used 33.9 gb data so far this period.
How much would that cost under Verizon? Under United (small local company) it costs $40. |
How the **** are you using that much data?
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I guess, that's all I can think of. |
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