Thread started by User1 at 12.3.08 - 2:26 pm

Hey what are some of the cellphone plans people have out there? I'm looking to replace my plan that expires in Feb. What I'm looking for is a family plan, two or more phones.

OK, fire away!



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AT&T family plan w/ ma'lady



jonnyboy
12.3.08 - 2:28 pm

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user1, do you want to love me forever?

okay.

http://www.wirefly.com/plans/family-plans/

all the people i talk to love this site.




aksendz
12.3.08 - 2:32 pm

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< a href='http://www.credomobile.com/">This is Perfect for you

personally I use t-mobile because i got locked in for 1500 mins at $40 a month and I am cheap bastard ... but if I was gonna switch I'd go for for credo or something like it, if there is anything like it.



trickmilla
12.3.08 - 2:46 pm

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I must be getting raped, because I've got T-Mobile and I'm paying $230/month for three phones, internet card, and 2,000 anytime minutes.

Apparently, I've told some of the holders of the phones to get jobs, but I keep getting the finger.



bentstrider
12.3.08 - 4:42 pm

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Anyone else with their 2 cents?



User1
12.3.08 - 11:45 pm

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Verizon?

Sprint/Nextel?





bentstrider
12.4.08 - 12:40 am

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i wonder if you go to a cell phone forum they will attack you if you have a certain question or a certain phone

and all of them hate like...apple or sometihng

i ono...imagine



aksendz
12.4.08 - 12:45 am

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Try to take over somebody's Sprint/Nextel SERO plan. (No, you can't have mine)



PC
12.4.08 - 2:55 am

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Seriously, you gonna pick a company like, AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon that colluded with the bush administration on warrantless wiretapping?

pick a company that fits your hippy politics

Credo (aka working assets) gives money to the ACLU, greenpeace, and amnesty international for crissakes!




trickmilla
12.4.08 - 8:31 am

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Hey they wouldn't be tapping those phone lines if they weren't guilty right?



User1
12.4.08 - 10:51 am

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Anyone heard of My Cricket ?



Eric Hair
12.4.08 - 11:04 am

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Doesn't Credo just rent their bandwidth, like so many other providers, from one of 2 wireless conglomerates?



Eric Hair
12.4.08 - 11:06 am

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Bingo. Credo isn't a carrier; it's an MVNO. They don't have their own network. They send a little of your money to the ACLU or whoever, and the rest to Sprint.

If you're going to be on Sprint anyway, you might as well try to find a legacy SERO plan to take over--you'll be paying $30 for what most people would have to pay $70 or 80 for. Send the rest to whatever activist group you please.



PC
12.4.08 - 1:15 pm

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