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U working for metro also ok call me and will se how bad the service is. 646 363 1371 thats my real number and will see how bad the service is. Im in new york........
metropcs has the blackberry curve 8530, $199.00 after
$50.00 rebate. $50.00 a month for the 1st year, unlimited everything. After the 1st year it goes to $60.00 a month which is still a great deal.
They also offer the samsung code which is a smartphone on the $50.00 a month plan. Their phone selection is limited, yes, but you can't beat their low monthly rates.
Coverage isn't as bad as others have stated. Although metropcs is better suited for an individual line rather then family plans.
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Originally Posted by henry1
i have the metro pcs smart phone plan at $50.oo dollars a month with a $5.oo dollar handset insurance plan and $5.oo.dollar taxs out here in ca area plus i used in a few diff city and did not have a problem with the cell service in those citys .plus beening back in the new york city i did not have any droped calls or problems getting a call or text message when i was in the city.
The phone i have is a basic smart phone that i use for driveing or getting walking directions when i was in the city from the hotel to the broker office and few other places i wanted to go when i was there
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Originally Posted by valdez911
call me my number is 646 363 1371 call me and will se how bad the srvice is??????? Too many droped calls
plus everyone can tell u advertising .....ok here im putting my number for everyone that wants to know how bad service i get from metro pcs 646 363 1371 call me before the 27 of this months because im not gonna keep the service.......after the third day i gave up on it ...............getting something else dont knpw what company yet but sue not keepping metro pcs,,
LOL, No I don't work for Metro PCS, just stating my experience which you find hard to believe. Wherever
you switch to don't go to Verizon Wireless unless you
want to get ripped off big time, good luck.
belive me when i say i have had all the major carriers at one time or another and they nickel and dime you intill you get tired of beening nickeled and dimed to death over the smallest thing..
the reason i went with metro pcs was over the whole smart phone set up i wanted ..i had AT&T with my iphone and they droped calls left and right and i was tired over beening nickeled and dime to death on the bill about anything and everything on the bill each month .. when the plan i had i would only use about 600.mins a month for a 900 min plan and i had the socalled early evening starting at 7.pm instead of 9pm and it got to be a hassle with them allmost every month fighting over the bill about calling after 7.pm
so i droped them and went with metro pcs and not looked back
Anybody who switches to Metro PCS will save hundreds of dollars in the first year of the switch alone. If you want to
save money it's a no brainer. I wish we had something like this for our cable TV service.....
After about 3 years of being a metro customer I have to say I am close to being on my way out. It's not a service issue for me, I am happy with the service and their plans are awesome. My beef is that they simply don't offer enough phones. The phone that I currently have, LG optimus M, is a buggy POS. None of their current roster of phones appeal to me. With the Iphone coming to Virgin by late this month and Boost by September I am looking at either of those or possibly Sprint or T-Mobile.
^ i wouldn't mind getting a virgin
iphone. that would be tight lol.
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