Need help finding a cellphone plan? Post here! US edition (Master thread)

[yoohoo]

Or total wireless

[lubaby]

If you need unlimited high speed internet, look into T-Mobile One. It's $140 (plus tax) for the first 4 lines. Each extra line is $20 + tax.

Look into their promotions. They have something for people porting in from other carriers.

[David Smith]

currently we're paying $240 for 4 lines unlimited with sprint,
we're thinking of switching to verizon;
wondering if there are any promotions out there?
does switching even make sense?
we would be going to 5-6 lines and we would need at least 12+2 gb
if anyone can help out a little will be appreciated:)
TIA

Sprint shouldn't be $240 for 4 lines. Should be $160 (2 for $100 +$30/addl line).

[mmgfarb]

Sprint shouldn't be $240 for 4 lines. Should be $160 (2 for $100 +$30/addl line).

I think the first two are $75 each.

[David Smith]

Sprint actually has a sale now; 5 lines unlimited for $100 for the next year.
https://www.sprint.com/landings/unlimited-cell-phone-plans/index.html

[mmgfarb]

Sprint actually has a sale now; 5 lines unlimited for $100 for the next year.
https://www.sprint.com/landings/unlimited-cell-phone-plans/index.html

That's a great deal.

[Mplace]

Sprint actually has a sale now; 5 lines unlimited for $100 for the next year.
https://www.sprint.com/landings/unlimited-cell-phone-plans/index.html

but since we're already in sprint, would we qualify?

[David Smith]

but since we're already in sprint, would we qualify?

Call account services and tell them that you're considering switching due to attractive rates and superior service by their competitors. Mention this plan and ask if you can be switched to it as a retention offer instead of porting out.

[chbochur]

Call account services and tell them that you're considering switching due to attractive rates and superior service by their competitors. Mention this plan and ask if you can be switched to it as a retention offer instead of porting out.

It says available for existing costumers

[Mplace]

Thanks, I see that now,
Does this include phones (discounted with a contract)?

[David Smith]

It says available for existing costumers

That's what happens when you don't read...

Thanks, I see that now,
Does this include phones (discounted with a contract)?

"Discounted phone: additional $25/mo. per line." To be honest, that sounds terrible. What kind of phones are you looking for?

[mmgfarb]

I think they're willing to let existing customers get on this plan so they can throttle their video and music streaming speeds.

[Mplace]

It does start off, switch..
Later on it says available to all...
@phones, some would be top of the line (ie pixle xl) the rest will be cheaper ones (ie moto g/g+)

I think they're willing to let existing customers get on this plan so they can throttle their video and music streaming speeds.

does that mean that I'll have slower speeds than I currently have?

[sky121]

currently we're paying $240 for 4 lines unlimited with sprint,
we're thinking of switching to verizon;
wondering if there are any promotions out there?
does switching even make sense?
we would be going to 5-6 lines and we would need at least 12+2 gb
if anyone can help out a little will be appreciated:)
TIA

How long have you been with them? Which plan are you currently on? If it's an older one you can factor in your subsidized phone still.. for the moment.

[sky121]

Sprint shouldn't be $240 for 4 lines. Should be $160 (2 for $100 +$30/addl line).

He may be on an older plan.

[Mplace]

How long have you been with them? Which plan are you currently on? If it's an older one you can factor in your subsidized phone still.. for the moment.

since 2011

[mmgfarb]

does that mean that I'll have slower speeds than I currently have?

I think the current unlimited plans don't have any throttling, it seems like this plan has throttling for video/music/gaming and everything else is full speed.

[Mplace]

Sprint actually has a sale now; 5 lines unlimited for $100 for the next year.
https://www.sprint.com/landings/unlimited-cell-phone-plans/index.html

does it make sense that Verizon is also giving line 3,4,5 free?

[bznt]

I don't use these forums often, so I guess im not familiar with with the proper etiquette. I came across their site, got myself service, and thought i would share it, genuinely for the purpose of sharing a good deal. I do apologize if this was the wrong thing to do.

How much tax do they collect ?

[yuss2007]

They charged me $3 per line. I'm pretty sure that's monthly.

How much tax do they collect ?