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Metro PCS vs. T Mobile?
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<blockquote data-quote="Unregistered" data-source="post: 2686052"><p>I would suggest sticking with metro. As I currently have T-Mobile and am seriously considering switching to metro. The rates are ridiculous with T-Mobile! I have a family plan with two line unlimited everything and am paying close to $200 per month. While T-Mobile does offer a new individual plan for $49.99 a month, what they don't tell you is that you won't be able to upgrade your phone anymore for sometimes a partial fee. Now with that new plan you have to pay full price which is what you are basically doing with metro. As soon as my contract is up, I will be switching to metro and this is coming from a person who has been with T-Mobile for 8 yrs. I was even thinking of switching my plan to the new one I previously mention and they stated that I would have to pay a $150 migration fee for each line. Can you say RIP OFF?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Unregistered, post: 2686052"] I would suggest sticking with metro. As I currently have T-Mobile and am seriously considering switching to metro. The rates are ridiculous with T-Mobile! I have a family plan with two line unlimited everything and am paying close to $200 per month. While T-Mobile does offer a new individual plan for $49.99 a month, what they don't tell you is that you won't be able to upgrade your phone anymore for sometimes a partial fee. Now with that new plan you have to pay full price which is what you are basically doing with metro. As soon as my contract is up, I will be switching to metro and this is coming from a person who has been with T-Mobile for 8 yrs. I was even thinking of switching my plan to the new one I previously mention and they stated that I would have to pay a $150 migration fee for each line. Can you say RIP OFF? [/QUOTE]
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