Postpaid Plan (no overage) ? In the description under the plans ... it says Postpaid Plan (no overage) Does that mean it's basically unlimited?
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unlimited. Supposedly speed slows down. from 4G to 3G. was told this at tmobile store.
556198
I get evrything unlimited with MetroPCS for $60 a month and I mean everything. The new price is $70 a month..I was grandfathered in at the old price but $70 for everything is still a great deal for 4G and unlimited talk..text and data.Now go price that with contract companies like verizon ..sprint or others and it will cost almost double and that's with some limits.
308290
We went with a pay as you go plan through Verizon. The plan is unlimited talk text and 2gb of web. and we pay a fair price each month. and we are not locked into a contract. That's the best part.
696312
At the moment I pay $27 for unlimited 4G but I was a very early client of theirs back in 2008 so I was able to get my cheap rate locked in. They charge between 35-55 now for various plans I believe. The service is recommended especially if you travel and need internet in major cities.
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I am not on contract (Even More Plus plan) on T-Mobile, have an unlocked phone and also use their 9.99 UNLIMITED data plan for feature-phones.This works out best ... the Even More Plus plans are way cheaper than the contract plans (because TMob doesn't have to subsidize your phone).
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Are you sure that with the .25 per minute plan that it maxes out at $3 a day? I just ordered this from AT&T; today and she didn't say anything like that. Thanks for the info though ... I think I'll call them in the morning to find out.
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Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the type of phone your going to be using is GSM or CDMA. Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the... » Read More Yes you need to buy unlimited plan. They have many options now if you look online. I currently have 3 phones with Net10. A Samsung Note 3, IPhone 4s and a regular Net10 phone. I never have any issues. You need to see if you have service in your area. I'm running on the At&t; network and live in South Jersey. I swear by this company. I have been using them for over 4 years. I get unlimited data upto 2.5 gb and never have gone over our had an issue. They will throttle back your speed after 2.5gb. If you'd like you can email me at rdh1995@gmail.com if you need some help. You need to know the type of phone your going to be using is GSM or CDMA. « Show Less
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No, it only allows one employee. For more you have to talk to intuit and pay per extra employee per month. The last time I talked to Intuit they implied that they no longer did unlimited employees unless you were renewing such a subscription which can only be done though them.
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I have only used it in areas where it may drop out of coverage. Like traveling on a train or bus. It'll drop down to 3G and lag a little. I recently got rid of it and switched to Clear. H2O Bolt capped me and then deactivated my service mid-month because they said I used it too much. It isn't truly "unlimited."
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Yes, the 500MB per month plan is totally free. You'll have to be careful to monitor your usage so that you don't go over that limit otherwise you may incur charges to continue your service beyond the 500MB limit. If this draw for buying this modem is the free service part then it makes the most sense as a supplemental internet service that you use once in a while on the road.
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You have to email Freedompop to ask for the basic plan of $10/mon for 10 Gb at 1.5 Mbps speed. I know this is annoying but this is how I got it. I pointed out to them that in their FAQ this plan was clearly listed. A rep helped me in ~2 days.
1957301
Unless you get them to explicitly agree not to extend your contract, adding this to your account will extend the contract. Happened to me and screwed me.
1696304
yes..you can decide what plan you like. I paid for long term service..around 200 dollars for 2 years. But you can get a monthly plan for around 8 or 9 dollars a month if you like. You will have several choices of plans once you get the unit and sign up on the internet. Ive had this service for about 8 months now..it has been excellent. Hope this helps.
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I don't think it would apply. The restrictions say if you lower your monthly service plan they will charge you, but the 29.99 internet would be considered an additional feature. I say as long as you stay with the same rate plan for those 181 days, you should be good.
1070923
No It doesnt work for pay as you go anymore.I just bought one of the other sidekicks on here and got a plan for 500 anytime and free night and weekends with unlimited pic and normal txt for like 45 dollars.Will be like sixty with unlimited internet
557387
Yes, it is unlimited local and national....but not international. You can, however, buy the plan that includes international calls.So far, excellent service.
45433
I am on T-Mobile and have their 15$ unlimited data plan. It is only useful if you have a multimedia device like this. If T-mobile will subsidize this phone they will make you pay 30$ for data. So basically it is not a subsidy but a kind of financing. Pay less upfront and more every month.