it's legit. my step-sister's father-in-law's gay life partner just signed up for it in san francisco.
but seriously though, it's legit, and has just undergone trials in the bay area, with nationwide reach in march.
for the "newbs", they're going to offer a $135 "switchers" credit so no one gets left out... if you port to TMO, they'll credit you $135 for switching, to help offset the cost of your ETF.
a friend of mine is an internal auditor at TMO Bellevue and gave me the heads up about it a couple weeks ago should i be interested in switching plans.
T-Mobile isn't iDEN. It has a fairly high quality GSM network (in my view more solid than AT&T's, but obviously experiences will differ by area) and it's in the midst of rolling out a full 3G UMTS network. Unlimited data is $7/$20/$25 per line depending on which data plan you sign up to.
That's a hell of a deal. Good job Boost in pushing the other operators to do this.
Does your Blackberry 8900 or equivalent work on Boost, especially when you are traveling from Berlin to Moscow to Shanghai to Sydney to Johannesburg to Santiago de Chile and then back home? I didn't think so. It's not the same thing. In addition, only T-Mobile USA has UMA, which has proven to save some people several hundred dollars per day while roaming abroad, where they otherwise pay $1-$5 per minute in roaming fees.
"traveling from Berlin to Moscow to Shanghai to Sydney to Johannesburg to Santiago de Chile and then back home"
WTH... how many people on T-Mobile's network will do that trip enough to make it a key point for switching to them as a cell provider, much less even once in their life?
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it's legit. my step-sister's father-in-law's gay life partner just signed up for it in san francisco.
but seriously though, it's legit, and has just undergone trials in the bay area, with nationwide reach in march.
for the "newbs", they're going to offer a $135 "switchers" credit so no one gets left out... if you port to TMO, they'll credit you $135 for switching, to help offset the cost of your ETF.
a friend of mine is an internal auditor at TMO Bellevue and gave me the heads up about it a couple weeks ago should i be interested in switching plans.
T-Mobile = Fail. $49.99 + tax and only voice?!?!?
Try $50 FLAT for Boost Mobile's plan with UNLIMITED voice, text, web AND PTT AND no contract.
T-Mobile isn't iDEN. It has a fairly high quality GSM network (in my view more solid than AT&T's, but obviously experiences will differ by area) and it's in the midst of rolling out a full 3G UMTS network. Unlimited data is $7/$20/$25 per line depending on which data plan you sign up to.
That's a hell of a deal. Good job Boost in pushing the other operators to do this.
Does your Blackberry 8900 or equivalent work on Boost, especially when you are traveling from Berlin to Moscow to Shanghai to Sydney to Johannesburg to Santiago de Chile and then back home? I didn't think so. It's not the same thing. In addition, only T-Mobile USA has UMA, which has proven to save some people several hundred dollars per day while roaming abroad, where they otherwise pay $1-$5 per minute in roaming fees.
@Anton Wahlman
"traveling from Berlin to Moscow to Shanghai to Sydney to Johannesburg to Santiago de Chile and then back home"
WTH... how many people on T-Mobile's network will do that trip enough to make it a key point for switching to them as a cell provider, much less even once in their life?