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T-Mobile cancels unlimited Even More Plus plan

By: |Apr 13th, 2011 at 03:49PM
Filed Under: Services
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T-Mobile giveth, and T-Mobile taketh away. News coming down from T-Mobile enthusiast blog TmoNews suggests that the apple of AT&T’s eye has decided to cancel its “Even More Plus” plan, which never even got off the ground. T-Mobile intended to launch two promotional unlimited plans this week — Even More and Even More Plus — but the Plus plan was apparently cancelled with no explanation. T-Mobile has informed retail locations that they should not offer the plan to customers even if it ...

Sprint’s “Any Mobile, Anytime” offers up just that

By: |Sep 10th, 2009 at 08:00AM
Filed Under: Press Release, Services, Sprint
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T-Mobile myFaves, Verizon Friends and Family, and AT&T A-List be damned — Sprint’s “Any Mobile, Anytime” is now the affordable plan to beat. For only $69.99 per month, Anytime offers up unlimited minutes to any US-based mobile in addition to unlimited data, SMS, MMS, Sprint TV, GPS navigation and more. The catch? You only get 45o minutes of good old fashioned land line calling. If that rubs you the wrong way, Sprint will be more than happy to take another $30 off your hands and bum...

AT&T adds unlimited “A-List” calling feature; unlimited calls to five “VIP” numbers

By: |Sep 9th, 2009 at 09:21AM
Filed Under: AT&T, Services
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AT&T today announced the imminent introduction of its A-List calling feature, intended to compete with T-Mobile’s myFaves and Verizon Wireless’s Friends and Family calling. The service will afford individual subscribers unlimited calls to five domestic phone numbers of their choosing, mobile or land line, and FamilyTalk plans will get 10 numbers. Individual Nation plans priced $59.99 and higher, and FamilyTalk plans priced $89.99 and higher will automatically have access to the A-List calling ...