Even more data plan

[Maddhadder90]

Ok so it's time for me to renew my tmobile account and I see the new plans the "even more" and "even more plus" plans and I wanted to get the even more plan because it's more so a contract vs a prepaid plan which I don't really care for. And I was wondering if any one knows if the even more plan work on the iPhone as far as the Internet goes. Because I found out that the sidekick Internet plan doesn't work. Thanks in advance.

[GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL]

Any Talk+Text+Data plan will work..

What needs to be understood about Even More Plus is that, it's OPTIONALLY Flexpay, it's still a postpaid plan.. unless you get it with Flexpay. Even More is for people that want a discounted device.

[Maddhadder90]

Ok so with the even more plus plan I still use it then pay for what ever I do that previous month right? So technically they are both contract plans?

[GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL]

Nope, both can be postpaid. But Even More Plus has no contract. Flexpay makes it prepaid.

[Maddhadder90]

Wait wats post paid then

[GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL]

Postpaid - They bill you for the month prior. Instead of paying for the month ahead, like Flexpay.

[Maddhadder90]

That's what I thought but u threw me off when u said the plus plan wasn't a contract but it's post paid.

so basically when i renew do i have to get a smartphone internet package..? or any internet package that u know of in perticular?

[GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL]

When you want to change your plan, just ask them for the No-Contract Even More Plus. This will act the same as your account now, just with no contract. I wouldn't get locked under another contract unless you want a discounted device.

Secondly, the data.. it's iffy. You can get the other phones data if you want. It's $10 cheaper on Even More Plus. I'm going to try Smartphone data next month because I think there is a difference to something that might not be known..

[dbb10001]

Regardless of the reduced rates potentially possible via T-Mobile's "Even More" and "Even More Plus" plans, if you're still feeling like the pricing here is rather steep in general, I thought I'd add a tip for seriously minimizing the monthly bills. We often tend to think of wireless costs as fixed, but you can tinker with your plan to optimize its features to best suit your usage and often generate significant savings in the process. I know this firsthand because I work in the consumer advocacy division of the company Validas, where we electronically audit and subsequently reduce the average cell bill by 22 percent through our website, Validas Inc. (and I'll add that 22 percent equates to over $450 per year for the average user). Put simply, Validas guards against frivolous and unnecessary charges that over-inflate a cell bill.

You can find out for free if fixmycellbill.com can modify your plan to better suit your individual needs by going to the website. For more info, check out Validas in the national news media, most recently on Fox News.

Good luck to everyone reading on cutting the wireless costs, especially in light of this unforgiving economy.

Dylan
Consumer Advocacy, fixmycellbill.com

[adrift98]

Regardless of the reduced rates potentially possible via T-Mobile's "Even More" and "Even More Plus" plans, if you're still feeling like the pricing here is rather steep in general, I thought I'd add a tip for seriously minimizing the monthly bills. We often tend to think of wireless costs as fixed, but you can tinker with your plan to optimize its features to best suit your usage and often generate significant savings in the process. I know this firsthand because I work in the consumer advocacy division of the company Validas, where we electronically audit and subsequently reduce the average cell bill by 22 percent through our website, Validas Inc. (and I'll add that 22 percent equates to over $450 per year for the average user). Put simply, Validas guards against frivolous and unnecessary charges that over-inflate a cell bill.

You can find out for free if fixmycellbill.com can modify your plan to better suit your individual needs by going to the website. For more info, check out Validas in the national news media, most recently on Fox News.

Good luck to everyone reading on cutting the wireless costs, especially in light of this unforgiving economy.

Dylan
Consumer Advocacy, fixmycellbill.com

Spam.

[Maddhadder90]

I personally think the smart phone data would be faster but I could be wrong

[dbb10001]

Spam.

Not spam--I'm offering constructive advice based on what I do that I thought was relevant to the thread. Try saying something nice and/or helpful next time.

[adrift98]

Not spam--I'm offering constructive advice based on what I do that I thought was relevant to the thread. Try saying something nice and/or helpful next time.

It is spam. A quick Google search shows you've copy and pasted the same message with slightly different wording on dozens of message forums.

[dbb10001]

It is spam. A quick Google search shows you've copy and pasted the same message with slightly different wording on dozens of message forums.

The number of times I've discussed something does not have any bearing on whether I'm offering constructive advice or not--which I am. Check out fixmycellbill.com before you're so quick to judge the validity of my posts .

[adrift98]

The number of times I've discussed something does not have any bearing on whether I'm offering constructive advice or not--which I am. Check out fixmycellbill.com before you're so quick to judge the validity of my posts .

Alright. If you're legit I apologize.

[Maddhadder90]

so i talked to a rep he said any data plan will work on a iphone since we can not use the 3g network anyway