iphone 4 4s on tmobile Value Plans starting on $69.99 4g included everything unlimited no data caps

I think you are posting in the wrong forum, how is this a slick deal?

Quote from Negotiator0001 : i read online how tmo is going to compete against att verizon and sprint for getting iphones and tmo wont be carrrying it again for iphone 5. i wonder if i should change my iphone 4s. i have no contract and they can use the 4g for this phone according to some websites since tmo is launching a different band for iphone users so we can get full 4g speeds, compared to verizon which gives me a lame 1mbps is excellent. my only worry is that i would need to make a 2 year contract w tmo but would only be paying $140 for 3 lines, im currently paying 120/line with unlimited everything to verizon. what should i do guys? tmos plan is really good, even if their receptcion is not good, i used to have a sidekick xl and it used to have very very bad reception but it might have been the phone itself, i call some friends on tmo and they sound ok. i do hate that white noise you can hear on tmo and att networks when no one is talking. anyways, links below https://www.t-mobile.com/shop/Pac...kages.aspx http://9to5mac.com/2012/09/05/t-m...g-network/ http://9to5mac.com/2012/08/28/t-m...r-2-years/ what do you guys think, good deal? i know it is, but i dont want to be stuck w tmo for 2 years w same old phone =/ waht would you guys do?

Well this isn't exactly a hot deal but I'll offer my advice.....

Get a good phone(like Nexus)and use that 4G or wait for iPhone 5 to be LTE and use LTE on Verizon.

If its about speed and network then stay on Verizon, if its about having more data for your buck then make the move to T-Mo. Having 1mbps is enough for web browsing, email, twitter, facebook, etc...If you want to stream Netflix all day everyday then move onto T-Mo.

But that re-forging of the 3G band isn't happening over night. Don't expect to see 4G speeds on the iPhone if you move over to T-Mo tomorrow.

also think you posted in the wrong forum.

but to answer your question, this is how i see it:
Tmobile: 140 for 3 lines
Verizon: 120 / line (u didn't mention if you got any deals for bundling/family, so i'll assume that this means you're paying 360 for 3 lines).

in both cases you'd be signing a 2 year contract, and with tmobile you're saving A LOT. ie 220 / mo. according to the above math... 220 x 24... ~ 5k (u could use this money to buy 3 new iphones releasing later this month... say around 700 a piece, that'll still run u 2100, or under 3k after you add taxes and applecare if u want it... so u're still saving money. and you can trade in your current iphone/s for some compensation)

Sounds to me that u care a lot about reception, and i agree tmo's reception is def worse than verizon's. so this is really the potential deal breaker. i would double check their respective coverage maps and maybe use one of the independent sites that checks coverage to see if tmo's improved since u last used it.

you can also try to work your way into one of those off-contract monthly 4g options... those are pretty good too from what i hear.

from a slick dealer's point of view... it's a no brainer to switch over. but if your reception is REALLY poor or if you travel to poor reception areas often for work/personal reasons, then the extra mo. fees may be worthwhile. hope that helps.

"Dont clutter this forum with this kind of crap"

could not have said it better myself

Tmobile does not carry iphones.

I'm on TMO with 3 iPhones. Yes, it's slow but the $80/mo or so I save makes it well worth it.
Funny thing is, I get reception in places I got absolutely NONE before with AT&T. My parents live out in a very wooded area and AT&T gave me nothing whatsoever, no phone calls, no data (not even edge). T-Mobile I get data and can make phone calls at the house. Humorous, imo.