How much is the data plan in the US (from T-Mobile or AT&amp;T) How much is the data plan in the US for the N8 from T-Mobile (or AT&amp;T)?
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If you're getting this phone, just pop in the sim and get the $10 unlimited medianet plan from AT&T. Same exact internet and the IMEI number sent to them is labeled as an unknown phone, so they won't know the difference.
1538074
I used t-mobile ! This phone awesome ! You can use h2o, t- mobile or at&t;, but t- mobile is very nice no plan, i paid 30$ a month for u limited internet and unlimited txt and 100 mins of call, seems good deal for me,
2281947
I am using n8 on t-mobile's unlimited web for phones($10.00 per month). it connects 3.5 g with 2 mb/s download speed and .6mb/ upload. From my conversation with t-mobile customer service , they do know what phone you have from the IMEI number even you use non-tmobile phone.
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I used t-mobile ! This phone awesome ! You can use h2o, t- mobile or at&t, but t- mobile is very nice no plan, i paid 30$ a month for u limited internet and unlimited txt and 100 mins of call, seems good deal for me,
2016966
I don't use a data plan but I do know that I can accidently go on the internet so it must work. I get charged by Att when I do.
2182466
best plan is the $50 unlimited txt data voice, this is my daughters us phone and serves the job it was intended for, i normally talk to my daughter for an hour plus a day. activation was easy and adding a us credit/debit also, had to actually call at&t; a customer services to add a uk debit/credit (damn zip codes lol) but once added have no problem topping up.
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Check with the pay-as-you go and go-phone sections of AT&T's website. They are often changing the structures of their plans. Also there are options not listed when trying to order a package online. I use a $25 a month plan with no DATA, and use my home network for DATA related smartphone features. You can call and ask customer service about all available options.
1267535
AT&T; has a $.10 per minute plan, and they tell you how much you used each time you make or receive a call. They have other plans for Gophones but I haven't pursued any of them. At $.10 per minute, you would get 250 minutes. For $25 AT&T; gives you a month to use the time. If you give them $100 up front you get a year to use it up. AT&T; doesn't want you to, but you can put the Sim card in any unlocked phone, even a smart phone. Use the phone with WiFi whenever possible and $100 will last more than a year.
955951
So even though I pay $50/month to AT&T; for a 5gb plan (which INCLUDES legal tethering) I can't use Joiku tethering?What's up with that? If this is true, sadly the 808 is a no-go.
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The T-Mobile data plan is for those times when you don't have a free or available hotspot. When you are at home or or have acces to an open Wi-Fi site, you wont have to use the data plan. For example, the prepaid T-Mobile works out to 10 cents per minute, I have fring on my phone(Nokia), available for Androids too, and pay about 2 cents a minute for local calls using my Wi-Fi at home, call quality is excellent..
1970940
My son uses AT&T; wifi on his T-Mobile Comet at no extra charge, but he's on my T-mobile service plan for $10 per month (unltd talk & text). He can access hotspots anywhere because it's an android
821005
Yes, you don't have to have a data plan. I got it for my son it's $50. For unlimited talk, text, internet, GPS... Etc. but you can just with unlimited talk an text for $40..... Those plans even go cheaper then that. Hope I helped you out.
520100
No not in the usa.. the phone will work but not the data, I ended up buying one from the T mobile store
317373
Depends. For every network, different providers use different radio frequencies. This phone works with: 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100 MHz LTE 800 / 850 / 900 / 1800 / 2100 / 2600 Mhz As far as I know, T-Mobile requires 1700 and 2100 MHz to work on LTE, so in some areas you might be limited to 3G or 2G networks, and in some cases you may not get service at all!!! Google made 2 versions of this phone, which are the SAME PHONE, except for the frequencies they use: 1. The Nexus 5 D821 (which I have bought), for use in most parts of the world. 2. The Nexus 5 D820, for use in the USA. If you intend to use the phone mainly in USA, you may want to buy the D820 model. Hope I was helpful. Enjoy the Nexus 5!
306361
So to break it down for you:For 3G data support:US Model = T-Mobile ModelGlobal Model = Nearly every other GSM carrier on the planetYou pick.
404317
I think it's unlocked Gsm, so it depends on what carriers you have. I think it's T-Mobile and at&t.;
936271
Thank you, but I am not a GoPhone customer - I was wondering about being able to pay that price for a data plan for a non-go phone current at&t; customer.