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f2000sa
Ancient Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 10:00a
Plan pretty good for some folks. Hope they allow "Bring your own device"
ccole
Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 10:33a
8GB iPhone 3GSes are $150 @ GameStop. This would be a better deal if it was the 16GB version. I wouldn't worry about warranty so much: These have already been through the 'infant mortality' phase, so the most common cause of failure (broken screen from dropping) ain't gonna be covered either place.
JonnyRock
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 11:05a
50 mb on an iphone is really not very much.I really do not see the typical iphone owner as someone who mostly uses the phone for voice calls and texts. Most iphone owners I know expect to do use data apps. I would think most people would be better off to spend a bit more and get more data or spend $30 for the 100 minute plan on T-Mobile with 5 gigs of data, now with 3g in most places
asuka
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 12:35p
JonnyRock said: 50 mb on an iphone is really not very much.I really do not see the typical iphone owner as someone who mostly uses the phone for voice calls and texts. Most iphone owners I know expect to do use data apps. I would think most people would be better off to spend a bit more and get more data or spend $30 for the 100 minute plan on T-Mobile with 5 gigs of data, now with 3g in most places
You don't spend time around old people much.
My dad insisted on a 64 GB iPhone 4S, because it was the "best". I sighed, and ordered it for him.
He has five apps. One is a flashlight app. He uses email for about the 15 minutes while waiting for dinner to arrive. He Shazams maybe 2-3 songs in a month.
He won't give me his iTunes password. He gives up installing apps each time because he can't remember his password. He writes it down, then forgets where. Then he forgets to try apps, gets frustrated, and goes back to reading an email.
He has yet to sync his songs from iTunes to his iPhone. 85% of his iPhone has never, ever been used.
Consumer Cellular's 50 MB will do just fine for their target audience.
P.S. My father is the second most technically inclined person in my entire family. He was the first in town (20 years ago) to have a digital inventory of thousands of parts for his shop. He uses his MacBook Pro daily, and filled a 250 GB hard drive. He just doesn't need iPhone, and doesn't care about iOS's apps that don't/won't change his life.
Proverbio
Broke Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 2:35p
JonnyRock said: 50 mb on an iphone is really not very much.I really do not see the typical iphone owner as someone who mostly uses the phone for voice calls and texts. Most iphone owners I know expect to do use data apps. I would think most people would be better off to spend a bit more and get more data or spend $30 for the 100 minute plan on T-Mobile with 5 gigs of data, now with 3g in most places
does the iphone 3GS work with T'Mobile???
murph3699
Thrifty Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 4:28p
If its unlocked it will work on T Mobile
sleepygaint
Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 4:38p
i would prefer $50 unlimited plan T-Mobile plan. get the recharge from eBay for $35
lexx
Broke Member
posted: Dec. 22, 2012 @ 5:03p
sleepygaint said: i would prefer $50 unlimited plan T-Mobile plan. get the recharge from eBay for $35first google answer eBay REFILL FRAUD!! so give us details and seller!
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