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So, you people pay less than $20 a month for your phone / data plan?
Where do you get that low of a price? I would LOVE to play $20 a month....
Sprint's coverage isn't great...and T-Mobile's is worse.
If any of you live in a large city, just check out craigslist.
There are always guys selling 90 day unlimited talk, text and data service for $45 - $50 bucks.
This is legal ( grey area ) corporate block numbers that they issue to you. These accounts come and go along with the numbers but I've never been ripped off. I use a google voice number anyways as my main number and that number can follow you where ever you go.
BTW if you don't have a Google Voice number, you're missing out ... it's free and awesome.
ALSO, MetroPCS has a new $30 a month plan, fees and taxes included. unlimited text, talk, maybe 1GB of data or it could be 3GB of data but you're limited to 4G. Plus, you have to buy the phone through them. But it sounds like a good plan.
Also, Solavei, an MVNO reseller ( T-Mobile ) has some o-k deals - http://www.solavei.com/en/mobile-service/plan-details
Too bad neither Sprint or T-Mobile are in my area. I knew it was too good to be true.
Guess I'm stuck paying Verizon $100 a month for unlimited talk and 1GB of data.
Google won't be saving any money paying for the processing fees required to issue refunds.
No thanks, data pricing is terrible for an MVNO and its not even on good networks plus Google will probably milk the fuck out of any usage info they can. ATT & Co will look like valiant defenders of personal info next to these guys.
Looks like I'll be sticking with what I have. I don't know how people can keep their usage so low. Do most people have a wifi network at work that they connect too? I have broadband at home provided by comcast, so my usage is all from my time away from home. I work with a couple of people that use 3x as much data as I do a month.
uh...that looks freaking great, what am I missing?
for those of us that pay for 2 lines... this is kind of meh.. But, I wouldn't mind a Nexus 6...
I'm currently on Tmob paying $96mo for 2 lines with me getting 3GB and her getting 1GB of data (she sits on wifi all day), and this includes roll-over-data. So, what I pay for still gets saved, so paying for what I use is basically the same to me. Because, we've all had that one crazy month that went over. Trust me it'll get used...
But, doing the math, Google Fi would be $40 (2 Lines) + $10 (1GB) + $30 (3GB) = $80mo Difference of $16. AND, I would have to shell out big money for 2 Nexus 6 phones, (which I could get for cheap right now on TMob), it would take a long time to see the benifits of the lower price.
This isn't THAT much of a deal... Frankly I would like to be able to contact TMobs support and get help with my bill and what-not from them. I've always had good service. I hear Google's phone support for anything is a joke. So, that alone might be worth it. Peace of mind is worth a lot these days for me.
Horrible price for data. I get unlimited with Tmobile for $20. Dont see how this is competitive.
This isn't competitive with people's various old or special rate plans, nothing is going to be. They need to be competitive with what is currently on the market, not competitive with plans that people signed up for three years ago after giving a TMo employee a rim job.
This isn't competitive with people's various old or special rate plans, nothing is going to be. They need to be competitive with what is currently on the market, not competitive with plans that people signed up for three years ago after giving a TMo employee a rim job.
Tmobile has an unlimited plan for $30, I was able to lock in on $20 before they changed their pricing roughly 6 months ago.
So try again. $30 for unlimited vs $30 3GB plan. HORRIBLE.
Tmobile has an unlimited plan for $30, I was able to lock in on $20 before they changed their pricing roughly 6 months ago.
So try again. $30 for unlimited vs $30 3GB plan. HORRIBLE.
Your $96 figure probably includes taxes and fees....which the $80 figure doesn't. So odds are they'd end up being an absolute wash.
Looks like I'll be sticking with what I have. I don't know how people can keep their usage so low. Do most people have a wifi network at work that they connect too? I have broadband at home provided by comcast, so my usage is all from my time away from home. I work with a couple of people that use 3x as much data as I do a month.
Where is this $30 unlimited plan?
http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-plans/individual.html
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/prepaid-plans
The $80 plan for a single line is unlimited, taking into account you have your own phone. Yes its more expensive than Googles offering at $20 unlimited talk+text, but if you need data youll be paying out the ass for it with googles plan.Where is this $30 unlimited plan?
http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-plans/individual.html
http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/prepaid-plans
The $80 plan for a single line is unlimited, taking into account you have your own phone. Yes its more expensive than Googles offering at $20 unlimited talk+text, but if you need data youll be paying out the ass for it with googles plan.
So for example for the same price with google youd get 6GB of data. For me its not enough since I stream music while driving.
You save with TMobile the more lines you have. Individual plans are always more.
I was talking about data cost. I am paying $50 for the first line, $30 second line, and $10 third line + $20 for unlimited LTE for my line, with 1GB of data included on the other 2 lines. $110 before tax.Hold on did you just got from saying TMo had a $30 unlimited plan (that you are paying $20 for) to saying it is $80?
I was talking about data cost. I am paying $50 for the first line, $30 second line, and $10 third line + $20 for unlimited LTE for my line, with 1GB of data included on the other 2 lines. $110 before tax.
When you start breaking down plans or quoting SINGLE line plans, the pricing changes.
My original post stated that $10 a gig is a horrible deal if Google is trying to compete. Thats not a competitive price for someone that constantly uses data (not wifi)