Radio Shack takes the wrapping off its no-contract service plans and makes it official

8. Birds posted on 04 Sep 2012, 20:58 0 2

Put your "Stupid" back in your pants. They are cheaper because the phones have a smaller subsidy. The subsidy is around 33% in prepaid carriers while on postpaid carriers, it is anywhere from 50% to 100%. With a smaller subsidy, phones are more expensive, which in turn, make plans cheaper. DO YOU UNDERSTAND NOW INSTEAD OF MAKING A FALSE ACCLAMATION???

10. Bernoulli posted on 05 Sep 2012, 00:22 0 0

His statement has NOTHING to do with a subsidy moron. Leap does have a very limited service compared to other big carriers, that's just common sense (you get what you pay) for instance leap doesn't have the same coverage as Verizon, so yes all that people that go on prepaid is just for a cheaper plan instead of being with sprint or Verizon or AT&T, t-mobile on the other hand doesn't apply to this equation since their monthly plans are the cheapest and has the same national coverage, and with them for 10$ you get 200 minutes and 30$ gets you 1,500 minutes which is a lot cheaper than this crap yet better coverage, since leap service sucks while inside a building

12. troutsy posted on 05 Sep 2012, 08:23 0 0

If you work for TMo, at least have the decency to capitalize the name of the company...

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14. Bernoulli posted on 06 Sep 2012, 23:38 0 0

Lol no I do not, just making a point across here where t-mobile gives you more for less (both coverage and minutes) my parents have t-mobile, plus it's in their pre paid website

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13. ibap posted on 05 Sep 2012, 09:38 0 0

Limited areas? Have you looked at Page Plus? Verizon, full network, or nearly. Ting? Full contract network for voice with Sprint, but Sprint's native network for data, though you do get 4G or LTE in the right area with the appropriate phone. Straight Talk? If it's an ATT SIM, full ATT network at a minimum.

6. D.Aceveda posted on 04 Sep 2012, 19:45 0 0

LMAO is right