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Evil SpongeBob posted:Does T-Mobile sell pre-owned iPhone 5s or is there a reputable place to buy a used T-Mobile one? Haven't had a reason to use it myself but I see swappa mentioned here every so often.
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hiddenriverninja posted:What is the point of 2G if nothing fully loads on it, not even regular web browsing? I would bother to call back hoping for a more technical person, but I almost never roam out of their LTE coverage and if I do I have the manual workaround.
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I don't think it will work on any US carrier. They sell phone plans and they sell tablet plans and they have established technical methods of distinguishing between a phone and a tablet.
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Jan 8, 2015 21:35
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Back around late 2010 or so, T-Mobile and AT&T redefined things so that 3G was now called 4G and EDGE type speeds were now called 3G. It was stupid marketing bullshit, but at least they've been fairly consistent since then I guess?
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T-Mobile has posted the first list of devices which will support 700 MHz / LTE Band 12:quote:DEVICE LIST – PHONES – 700 COMPATIBLE
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FlyingCheese posted:Aww yeah gimme dat sweet sweet (building) penetration.
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Jan 27, 2015 17:33
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Also you don't have to actually contact Verizon, porting your number away will suffice as serving them notice.
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Jan 27, 2015 20:36
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Oh one more thing: You probably don't want to buy anything from Motorola until February 2.
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Jan 27, 2015 20:51
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WashinMyGoat posted:Thanks for the info. I've been happy with T-Mobile, especially since I have Ooma for a home phone and almost always have access to a PC or tablet with WiFi, but I figure it's time to upgrade. T-Mobile tends to use higher frequencies which don't penetrate buildings as well. They've been buying low frequency (700MHz) licenses at auction and are expected to be rolling out use of these frequencies this year, but it will take time and will only be in a few locations at first. To use them you will need one of the phones on this list.
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Using Band 12 lets them cover much more area with LTE than the frequencies they were using previously.
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Feb 27, 2015 19:01
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Band 12 compatibility list:Rastor posted:To use them you will need one of the phones on this list.
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Feb 27, 2015 20:26
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Could it be that the phone was doing a no data roam onto AT&T?
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It sounds like they are raising the prices of almost all their plans. It's not a straight ripoff / cash grab because there is more data / bonuses in the new plans to compensate, but the result is T-Mobile's pricing tiers are going to be higher now. http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/1...ncarrier-event/ SeANMcBAY posted:My wife and I are on 2 lines unlimited everything for $100. Anyone know if we'll be able to keep that? tonic posted:Yeah their pricing is going up again, wasn't unlimited $70 not too long ago? If you want unlimited for $80/month instead of $95/month, get it done in the next 3 days before November 15.
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Monday_ posted:Is Binge On available on the nerd plan? When I go to "change your plan and services", I can check the box for it but nothing happens when I click next.
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Nov 24, 2015 19:08
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T-Mobile has to keep the application process open and easy or they would be in violation of Net Neutrality principles. That doesn't magically make the technical aspects easy.
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Dec 7, 2015 18:06
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With the new Binge On program, Data Stash is capped at 20GB. If you prefer to keep unlimited Data Stash and have video streaming count against your data, text DATAROLL to 6255 by December 15. NOTE: if you select DATAROLL, you will be forced off your plan if you decide to opt in to Binge On free streaming later. You will have to choose a new plan from the currently available ones.
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Astro7x posted:I realize we all have unlimited data this month, but is there a limit on tethering? Navigate to http://ma.t-mobile.com on your phone and you can see how much hotspot limit you have left. If you have Binge On turned on then video streaming from supported services won't count as hotspot data.
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Astro7x posted:Well this is incredibly disappointing. Much of T-Mobile's expanded coverage is in the 700 MHz block, which requires your phone support it. http://www.spectrumgateway.com/compatible-phones
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Dec 28, 2015 05:29
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So the Galaxy S7 preorder page went live but I don't see how I would just buy it at full retail price without changing my plan. Is that something I'm going to have to wait for in-store availability to do?
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broken clock opsec posted:The part of the site that checks your credit rating and plan information before letting you have the monthly payment plan is occasionally broken like that, from what I can tell. It was going to make me pay full price for my dad's top-spec iphone 6s+ last year, then I waited a few days and it went back to normal. I think I figured it out, at least partially - I have to log in, then click on the "32GB" button under the picture of the phone - then an "Upgrade" button appears. The free Gear VR offer says valid until March 18. Good luck 
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Rumor is T-Mobile is going to do a buy one, get one free (with activation of new line) on the Galaxy S7 / S7 Edge starting on March 11. http://www.tmonews.com/2016/03/t-mobile-planning-samsung-galaxy-s7-and-s7-edge-buy-one-get-one-free-deal/
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