TV with DVR & Internet: $84.90/mo
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- Reviewed on: 06/07/2007
- Updated on: 06/16/2009
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Serving 6 million customers in select markets in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Michigan, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Nevada and California, Dallas-based MetroPCS is a CDMA carrier that offers unlimited minutes as a feature of all its calling plans. Also, it doesn't require a contract from any customer, and it doesn't place restrictions on the time of day you call. Yet there is a trade-off, as many basic services like voice mail and caller ID can cost extra. Like other regional carriers, MetroPCS coverage roams onto other carrier networks outside its home area. Its handset roster tends toward no-frills models, but it does offer smartphone and touchscreen handsets. Available features include e-mail, messaging, wireless Internet, 3G, ush-to-talk and a mobile mapping service from MapQuest.
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