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They're only suited for RV use IMHO

I got the new T-Mobile promotion today (isn't competition great?) 2 lines for $100 including taxes and fees. 28gb before depriortization, 10 Gb hotspot.

I stream all my music and podcasts. I don't even have a SiriusXM receiver in my van anymore.

Battle of the holidays: President's Day VS Family Day

You'll be missing having to count how many texts you've made each month

AT&T has even joined the club by dropping the direct TV requirement for their unlimited plan. But they're pretty pricey. I'm switching today to T Mobile One plan 2 lines unlimited for $100 including taxes and fees.

Good lord

Japanese actually #risingsun

No black death at least

Leaving the US this morning in Port Huron it looked like a war zone. Random cars and trucks being pulled over for searches with agents posing with their weapons. Again, this was leaving not entering the country.

The reason is so people aren't using their hot spots instead of cable/satellite. Btw 3g is faster in most countries than LTE is in US/Canada. It's over saturated here.

I think 10gb at LTE then unlimited 3G. T-Mobile just matched or bettered them yesterday. Good times.

Toes too

He used to drink extra large McDonald's coffee

I believe AT&T owns cricket. They're also capped at 8mb/s

There's a lot of pressure on these carriers to match or better the other's (hence Verizon finally coming on board). The plan might end at some point for new subscribers but now that there's really no contracts consumers will go to what works for them. I'm currently with TMobile and happy but in...

What is the downside to no 1099? Greater chance of audit?

T-Mobile does same thing but it's not necessarily throttled to a set speed I've never felt it. Where'd you get $125?

Proof that competition (T-Mobile) is a good thing.

Get unlimited data on the network you deserve: Verizon