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People in many places on the globe would kill for AT&T Wireless service, with $15/month unlimited data AND the option to get a free phone. (Granted, you may not want their crap, you may want to get an unlocked one anyway, just as you would right now...).

Oh shure they have a few drawbacks (such as charging for incoming SMS, non-standard frequency bands, and a touch of arrogance) - show me a place/carrier that doesn't.

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