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Anyone besides Nextel have unlimited?

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  1. Artherd

    Artherd F1 Veteran

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    #1 Artherd, Mar 29, 2005
    I pay $130/mo for unlimited cell on my Nextel (to/from anywhere.)

    The toruble is, I can't keep it because my RF amp will only work with PCS/GSM/CDMA/etc. Basically everyone BUT Nextel.

    I use the phone a lot, average 4k minuites with some months more. Any suggestions? Nobody else seems to offer unlimited :(
     
  2. GTO84

    GTO84 Formula Junior

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    #2 GTO84, Mar 30, 2005
    I... have nextel also, and have unlimited incoming. Don't know the answer to your question but what's an rf amp (radio frequency?) and whats it have to do with your phone?
     
  3. RacerX_GTO

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    #3 RacerX_GTO, Mar 31, 2005
    The cell phone is not my favorite electronic devices that I carry but it is a necc. evil. I have Metro PCS, for $47 and some change I get unlimited local and long distance with caller ID and VM, no fancy features such as text and internet. It is true unlimited, it doesn't matter how many minutes I use, nor does the bill give of my mintues used. Oh wait.. I don't get a bill! Just a text message saying that $47 is due within 10 days. It does it just perfectly for my needs. I get coverage throughout Califelony except in line of sight issues with mountans. The ONE drawback is that their system is digital, it will not allow your phone to kick down to analog to grab some coverage with towers that are not updated.
    Additionally, there are no customer service operators, their system is automated, so there are no pesky customer service people to transfer you into oblivion.
     

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