See Ya!

[crackberryhead]

Good bye at&t and my 9700....Hello Verizon and the 9930...its too bad ya couldn get your **** together at&t!

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[D_March]

If I were with AT&T, would have done the same thing.

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[buckwylder]

**** at and t

[Mister Xiado]

Don't let the door hit you where your chosen creator split you. Surely AT&T's utter financial ruin shall come about from this devastating loss, and the viewers of this forum on Crackberry are enriched by the existence of this thread.

[Slingbox]

Originally Posted by crackberryhead

Good bye at&t and my 9700....Hello Verizon and the 9930...its too bad ya couldn get your **** together at&t!

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So you were with ATT more then likely had no Data cap due to being grandfathered in and you go Verizon.
hmm not a smart move.
You should of stuck it out with ATT or went Sprint.

Ive been with Sprint for 7 years highs & lows hate them one day love them another.
To leave carrier that doesn't have cap or carrier your grandfather in on Unlimited data is a stupid move.
Smart phones already soak up data and it will only get worse.
LTE will burn it up!

When go with true samrtphone - Android or WM..... you eventually will ,
That 2Gb gets eaten up in a very short time frame $$$$$$$$$$$
http://forums.androidcentral.com/dro...-could-do.html

[lnichols]

Originally Posted by Slingbox

So you were with ATT more then likely had no Data cap due to being grandfathered in and you go Verizon.
hmm not a smart move.
You should of stuck it out with ATT or went Sprint.

Ive been with Sprint for 7 years highs & lows hate them one day love them another.
To leave carrier that doesn't have cap or carrier your grandfather in on Unlimited data is a stupid move.
Smart phones already soak up data and it will only get worse.
LTE will burn it up!

When go with true samrtphone - Android or WM..... you eventually will ,
That 2Gb gets eaten up in a very short time frame $$$$$$$$$$$
http://forums.androidcentral.com/dro...-could-do.html

At any point any carrier can make you give up your existing plan to upgrade to a newer phone. i remember Sprint making me give up a much better plan to upgrade to from a treo 650 to a Centro. Having unlimited data now is no guarantee you will have it forever. Sprint could not let you turn up an lte phone on the current plans if they ever get off their *** and build an lte network.

[david9962000]

Originally Posted by crackberryhead

Good bye at&t and my 9700....Hello Verizon and the 9930...its too bad ya couldn get your **** together at&t!

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How's the voice quality on VZ compared to at&t? Thanks.

[Slingbox]

Originally Posted by lnichols

At any point any carrier can make you give up your existing plan to upgrade to a newer phone. i remember Sprint making me give up a much better plan to upgrade to from a treo 650 to a Centro. Having unlimited data now is no guarantee you will have it forever. Sprint could not let you turn up an lte phone on the current plans if they ever get off their *** and build an lte network.

nah data is a different story those that are grandfathered in means just that your good to go for some time due to 3G/LTE radio hard ware combo already available no hardware upgrade surprises LTE will be around for a long time.
Now if there's a buyout carrier merge its a different story. ATT/Suncom merge is a perfect example.
I was on Suncoms 50.00 unlimited had to change to ATT plan on device upgrade due to data technology-frequency they were using.

Get over the hate on Sprint LTE build out its eating you up in many post.
All carriers are deploying slow when its said and done all of them will be equal at the end.


hehe and with a 2GB cap who in the heck wants LTE.
With normal smartphone uses , stream a couple movies , some video chat & web browsing.
BAM!
2GB is gone in a week lol

[Mister Xiado]

AT&T made LTE unlimited features for people who upgrade from 3G phones to LTE phones, for keeping their existing unlimited data. Anyone who tells you (for the time being) that you have to switch to a limited data feature is WRONG.