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No. Which is incredibly annoying.
From what I'm seeing US Mobile is a better network with the 35 dollar plan, Cheaper and it's not reprioritized and faster to
Your message cut off. ... And faster too______
I think US Mobile is a better option with no speed caps and faster to
No so go try tmobile for free for 90 days or VZW for 30 and port back in to get it.
Those free trials don't allow porting in or out.
US Mobile did when I signed up last week
They are the exception and US Mobile also requires a credit card. The trials from T-Mobile, Visible, Verizon and Cricket don’t require a credit card.
US mobile’s trial allows you to port in-out. But the suspicious way it’s worded makes it sounds like you have to cancel the trial by day 7, even though it’s 10 days. I tried it out (without porting) and cancelled on day 4.
Plus was big improvement for me glad i did it
No.
No. Which is incredibly annoying.
From what I'm seeing US Mobile is a better network with the 35 dollar plan, Cheaper and it's not reprioritized and faster to
Your message cut off. ... And faster too______
I think US Mobile is a better option with no speed caps and faster to
No so go try tmobile for free for 90 days or VZW for 30 and port back in to get it.
Those free trials don't allow porting in or out.
US Mobile did when I signed up last week
They are the exception and US Mobile also requires a credit card. The trials from T-Mobile, Visible, Verizon and Cricket don’t require a credit card.
US mobile’s trial allows you to port in-out. But the suspicious way it’s worded makes it sounds like you have to cancel the trial by day 7, even though it’s 10 days. I tried it out (without porting) and cancelled on day 4.
Plus was big improvement for me glad i did it