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MajorGeeks.Com » News » July 2013 » T-Mobile on AT&T Next: You're paying twice for that phone

T-Mobile on AT&T Next: You're paying twice for that phone


Posted by: Timothy Tibbetts on 07/16/2013 08:49 AM [ comments Comments ]


We expected something like this. It’s been a dream of mine to have a simple, monthly plan that was more affordable and expected everyone else to follow suit. It used to be that AT&T and Verizon ruled the cell phone market in the United States and the fact that they are copying T-Mobile, ranked 4th in the USA, goes to show you that things may finally be changing.

According to Cnet, T-Mobile executive Andrew Sherrard fired back at AT&T's new early upgrade plan, calling it a "poor imitation" that actually costs the customers more than they think.

"They're charging you twice on the same phone, and calling that a good deal," Sherrard told CNET on Tuesday.

"As people dig into this, they'll find it's a much better deal to go with Jump," Sherrard said. He added Jump includes insurance, which AT&T Next does not.

Cnet has contacted AT&T for comment. Verizon is also launching a similar program.

The best bet here is to sit back, wait, and read the fine print to see who really has the best deal.






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