In my case I am not a DISH subscriber so I can't get it for $15.09 per month. It would be $25 per month which is what I pay for AT&T prepaid which includes hotspot which I use as my internet backup if I for some reason have an internet outage with my current ISP. The Boost $25 plan does not include hotspot.
boost would be prioritized. meaning you would have very slow data or none at all!!! someone on a top AT&T plan has high speed data non stop and no limits. wich is true for any carrier weather it be AT&T verizon t-mobile. the higher paying customers are put on a different part of the network vs prepaid or mvno's. i write my cell bill off on my taxes as well!!! I think AT&T'S top prepaid plan now includes unlimited high speed data. though i could be wrong on that. though since it's prepaid my thought's would be it's still prioritized vs someone on a top tier post paid plan...
What if Dish significantly lowered your bill?In my case I have had DIRECTV for 31 years and if DISH would buy DIRECTV and want to force me to move to DISH I would cancel because when I leave DIRECTV I am done with satellite with the dish on the roof and cables around and under my house. I only still have it because my wife loves it but if my $40 discount isn't renewed when it expires next month she will have to find something else to love. Or someone else to love!
Nope. If I leave DIRECTV satellite I am done with satellite.
Boosts piss poor limits on 'unlimited data'. They max out at 50 GB of Priority data. I could never deal with something that low, especially being subjected to 512 Kbps after you max out. That's insane.
Dish significantly lowered our bill!!! but i wouldn't goto boost or any mvno for the savings since i am a power user!!! you get what you pay for and cell service is no different!!! while it might be good for some but not everyone... just a thought... i did 2 TB on AT&T one month streaming videos downloading everything on the play store sxm. i was not throttled once nor did i get any of them crazy nanny notifications saying i was abusing the network
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this is what alot of people don't understand!!! prepaid in most cases is prioritized over a top tier post paid acct... most of the time there just looking at cost and not the experience... then they get furious when there data speeds slow down or none left
Just to clarify, you mean Boost would be de-prioritized, right? MVNOs aren't put on a different part of the network persey, they are given a different QCI. The lower the QCI, the higher priority.
yes i ment boost or any mvno would be prioritized i ment QCI just couldn't think of the term used. i do know that post paid get first priority over prepaid no matter who there on. i agree the bottom line is you get what you pay for... i havent tried first responders so i have no clue on that one. though i would think it's as good if not better than a post paid acct since it's for first responders and they need the access!!! we have MM wave in our area and were not restricted at all unless we go inside. id'e love to see someone on an att prepaid acct test out in our area and see what speeds there getting. since buying spectrum from dish att is tounting there going to be bumping the network up more and it might be better than t-mobiles after there done
. ok i'll belive it when i see it!!!I have AT&T prepaid in Illinois. With my phone only using AT&T prepaid service I get this. Good enough for my use.
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