i was more so talking about the ppl who are talkin bout leaving t mobile and going to verizon or at&t (sprint makes sense) and i’ve been reading alot of comments too and alot of people have been complaing because they only save $10-20 and because of that they want to go to another phone service but if no plans had been mentioned most ppl wud be content still and that confuses me somewhat $%@#$%@#%#^$% lol

Listen up, dumb @#$$#$%^$% #$%$# #(*^, just because it adds flexibility to your contract and the ability to buy whatever phone you want, whenever, does NOT mean that it saves you money. I am SORRY you could not comprehend that. If you think for one second that Tmobile would rather have you buy a phone from ebay, etc you have another thing coming. Does Even more Plus give you options? yes. Is it cheaper? Maybe, Maybe not (NOT in my case). According to the calculations I (and others) have done, it ends up being a wash (between even more and even more plus). Great, no contract. That is a plus, but you are not really saving any money by the time you add in the cost of your phone (that is, if you buy the latest and greatest at retail price). That was my point. I am sorry you missed it.

By the way, every Tmobile rep I have talked to says that the new plans ARE NOT saving me ANY money. I find this hilarious because I have a vanilla myfaves family plan. Yes, this includes the PLUS plans. Therefore, I still have subsidies and save money over the PLUS options. To cover MY usage, I save $100 a month over the plus plan my family’s usage would require. With that kind of savings, I can buy new phones when I am not eligible for upgrade at full retail and still pay less than you. Isn’t that great?

“not when you add in the price of phones”

listen up u dumb @#$$#$%^$% #$%$# #(*^……………. sorry
anyway regular plans require a 2 year contract this requires no contract and gives you the option to pay for the phone over 2yrs, the average person will wait for a phone they really want to come out b4 the get it,so all those months you wait b4 you choose to get a phone your saving lots of money, this way your plan is way cheaper and its not like you have to buy a phone at the time you start the plan and plus just go on ebay if thats the case

To T-Mo’s defense, I don’t think it ever said that PD was coming, that it would be game changing and that it would squash the competition.

Nope, it was in fact just rumors and gossip, the main points started by a bogus leaker on Boy Genius.

Turns out PD is simply a reconfiguration of plans and pricing. And instead of being simple, customers once again need a calculator and chart to figure out what is what.

This is a far cry from the rumored unlimited everything at newsworthy prices.

And there’s no handsets from T-Mo. At least nothing that has made the news.

Seems to me the only people thinking that PD was a big deal are T-Mo employees. The customer/consumer has not bothered to even yawn.

In contrast, I saw the national news (ABC and NBC) cover an “iPhone killer, give Apple a run for its money phone, the Droid to be offered by Verizon.

Sheesh… who needs ads when your featured phone is being talked about for free on the news.

So the Motorola Droid is on the national news and what does anyone know about what T-MO is offering?

As far as very few people getting unlimited wifi calling, that is mostly the SUPER limited selection of phones that support UMA but also how confusing TMobile made it with hotspot@home this, @home phone that, wifi hotspot that, “requires special Tmobile branded wifi router/adapter” lies/misinformation. If all TMobile phones supported UMA wifi calling & TMobile didn’t have such confusing names for the different things it’d be MUCH more popular. I think most people who got UMA calling was because their TMobile coverage sucked ballz & they did research & found it on accident when looking for boosters or the new femtocell boxes all the other carriers have. (Remember that now TMobile went from leader-of-the-pack in home signal “booster” to bottom of the bunch now that all the other carriers have femtocell devices & TMobile seems to be dropping UMA) Anyhow, You can’t be too surprised there are so few people getting a feature under those circumstances especially when TMobile didn’t exactly push it and almost hid it like they were ashamed of it or scared people might abuse it.

Charlie, the ‘plus’ plans are not a huge savings… Not when you add the price of the phones in there. There’s much less savings on the family plans as well. Honestly, we want our coverage expanded, especially 3g (at least), and for god’s sake… PHONES! No, not the cliq or mytouch! Something that’ll make the other carriers envious.