[mssca]

They are bad but I heard if you want coverage in rural areas, AT&T is the best.

Sent from BlackBerry Bold 9900

[Laura Knotek]

Check Amazon

What would be the purpose of someone buying a bunch of NFC tags from Amazon just to play with them?

It is a different story if the tags are actually present in stores, museums, etc. I've yet to spot one "in the wild" around here. I certainly would not buy them just to play with them, since I do not have a business and thus have no customers who would use them.

[Caprica.]

I think AT&T overall is one of the worst carriers period as far as pricing and corporate greed. There's nothing wrong with being profit-driven, but they take it to extremes sometimes IMHO, compared to the other carriers.

I have experience with Tmobile and think they are one of the best for in-store customer service and PRICING (I was paying about 30% less a month with Tmob using a comparable plan).

However, I am sticking with AT&T even though they are being horrible and not supporting mobile hotspot due to a lack of official 7.1 release (fixed via the tether.com app) due to their national coverage map. I now travel more often for business and personal trips throughout the USA, and there's a certain relief to be able to tether my phone to my Macbook in Wyoming or Montana versus being limited to big metro areas for voice and data.

[Bob80220]

The personal line can b what ever they want, But the Phone ATT gives them CANNOT b a Blackberry... The Manager might have shown u his personal device

Well Jonathank...I have a very good friend who works for a corporately owned AT&T retail store and their company issued phone with their AT&T retail store business number is a BlackBerry Bold 9900...just sayin.

[blackberry-unlocking710]

AT&T is not the worst...I think that Verizon hates blackberry more then AT&T