02-07-2013 11:39 PM
02-07-2013 11:39 PM
Say I upgraded to Galaxy S3 with 2 yr ATT Data Contract, What happens if I end the data plan after 14-50 days, but keep voice/text plan. Do I have to pay a hefty fee or have to return the smartphone(with 30 day restocking fee)?
NOTE: Site Search Conducted, No exact matches found for my question
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02-08-2013
5:31 AM
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03-11-2013
11:06 AM
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ATTJulieCS
02-08-2013
5:31 AM
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03-11-2013
11:06 AM
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ATTJulieCS
With the smartphone, a data plan is required. You do not have to return the phone if you swap phones on your account with a non-smartphone, but you are still tied to the 2 year contract for the upgrade.
You CANNOT use a smartphone without a data plan.
02-08-2013 8:33 AM
02-08-2013 8:33 AM
@hardboil wrote:
Say I upgraded to Galaxy S3 with 2 yr ATT Data Contract, What happens if I end the data plan after 14-50 days, but keep voice/text plan. Do I have to pay a hefty fee or have to return the smartphone(with 30 day restocking fee)?
NOTE: Site Search Conducted, No exact matches found for my question
as mentioned the data plan is required and you only have a 14 day window now to return the phone
02-08-2013
11:16 AM
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02-08-2013
11:18 AM
02-08-2013
11:16 AM
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02-08-2013
11:18 AM
I figure it would turn out like this since the major 4 carriers are very protective of their smartphone cash cow plans. Your post has been helpful in helping me decide to switch to a low cost unlock phone plan.
I'm off to the google store to try to fish for any leftover Nexus 4. You have a nice day, Sir Federer "G.O.A.T." :]
02-09-2013 2:40 AM
02-09-2013 2:40 AM
02-09-2013 11:04 AM
02-09-2013 11:04 AM
02-09-2013 1:53 PM
02-09-2013 1:53 PM
@hardboil wrote:
Yeah, that's why I may switch to a low cost data plan or use a smartphone under the carrier radar.
just remember - if they determine youare violating the terms of service without a data plan they will add it back which is perfectly within their rights to do so. they will not place a data block on a smartphone also
03-27-2013 6:50 AM
03-27-2013 6:50 AM
Both the Galaxy SIII and the Nexus 4 are compatible (can be moved without a new phone purchase) with T Mobile's new no-contract price plans.
03-27-2013 7:29 AM
03-27-2013 7:29 AM
@NC_Cell wrote:
Both the Galaxy SIII and the Nexus 4 are compatible (can be moved without a new phone purchase) with T Mobile's new no-contract price plans.
only if they are eligible for unlock, if they are not they are not compatible until they are
03-27-2013 7:42 AM
03-27-2013 7:42 AM
http://explore.t-mobile.com/phone-sim-card
Obviously T Mobile would know more about what does and does not work on their systen than foks with nothing better to do in llife than post irrelevant or inaccurate info.
03-27-2013 8:15 AM
03-27-2013 8:15 AM
@wingrider01 wrote:
@NC_Cell wrote:
Both the Galaxy SIII and the Nexus 4 are compatible (can be moved without a new phone purchase) with T Mobile's new no-contract price plans.
only if they are eligible for unlock, if they are not they are not compatible until they are
The Nexus 4 only exists as an unlocked phone.
03-27-2013 9:47 AM
03-27-2013 9:47 AM
@21stNow wrote:
@wingrider01 wrote:
@NC_Cell wrote:
Both the Galaxy SIII and the Nexus 4 are compatible (can be moved without a new phone purchase) with T Mobile's new no-contract price plans.
only if they are eligible for unlock, if they are not they are not compatible until they are
The Nexus 4 only exists as an unlocked phone.
I guess that was the reason I could not find it on att's sales site, ust figured it wsa not out yet. Never did care for android devices so I don;t pay attention to them that much and we do no vertical market development for them
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