AT&T+Logic=Paradox

[T3hPwn3r3r]

I'm really angered that AT&T's A-List feature requires a stupidly expensive plan to be eligible for, and there is no other way of adding it onto the plan.

If I wanted 1400 minutes a month, I'd pay for it. If I wanted to pay for the bare minimum and the 10 unlimited numbers, I would.

Shame that you can't do this on AT&T... Verizon, T Mobile, Alltel, Sprint, etc. all allow for it.

This blows, y/y?

Also, wtf is wrong with using rollover minutes? I just got screamed at for using 100 something rollover minutes that would've expired anyways.

[pbmaster]

I've looked at ATT's setup of they way they do data and messaging...it's all quite separate. When I signed up with Alltel, they required I got a smartphone plan, but it comes with everything I use. Unlimited text, pic, and video messaging, unlimited data, unlimited nights and weekends, 500 anytime mins, and 10 My Circle. That's for exactly $96.25 a month. ATT would have been a good bit more than that.

[Wile E]

ATT only costs me 75 month for unlimited data/text/MM message, and 500 anytime with rollover. They must charge different amounts in different areas.

[T3hPwn3r3r]

I am changing to Sprint on Monday, I was going to today, however they couldn't as my drivers license had expired.

Blackberry Curve 8330 for 29$ and unlimited EVERYTHING (including calling to non-landlines) for 70$/mo, earlier nights and weekends, GPS, EVERYTHING.

Forget AT&T!

[Wile E]

I hate Blackberry, and Sprint's coverage is terrible in my area.

[T3hPwn3r3r]

I hate Blackberry, and Sprint's coverage is terrible in my area.
All the apps I could ever want are available from them, and their coverage is actually MUCH better than AT&Ts when I'm at school at least. Also, in parts of the state where there is NO GSM coverage there is CDMA roaming, which is nice.

[pbmaster]

ATT and Sprint are both horrible here. I hear people complaining all the time about having an iPhone but not having the coverage to do anything with it.