T-Mobile sticks it to the big 3 yet again

[Westcoastvibes]

T-Mobile has announced that it will start paying sprint/Verizon/at&t customers early termination fees if they ditch their respective carriers for T-Mobile

In a nutshell, T-Mobile will pay up to $350 per line plus give you up to $200 if you relinquish your current phone and plan with one of the big 3 and sign up for T-Mobile and their $50 uncontracted everything plan with a new phone

I could be a bit off but they are offering unlimited data, no international roaming on voice or data, unlimited talk/text, no contract, unlimited data for life on any tablets tied to the plan with a free 500mb/month mobile tethering and extra lines or tablets are $10 a month with same features. Plus any T-Mobile smartphone is available on a monthly payment plan with $0 down.

What do you all think of this? I know I am with Verizon and just for 2 phones with 4gig of data per phone is over $200 a month after tax's. It discusts me that I pay that much a month but early termination fees combined with limited coverage from at&t and sprint in my area have all but forced me into what I have now for anything that resembles a smart phone.
T-Mobile claims to have 4g in my area and reports are saying that their network is expanding faster than hell right now combined with some deal with Verizon for T-Mobile to use the same bandwidth or frequency (foreign talk to me) for the LTE coverage. I have read some things saying T-Mobile has THE fastest 4g service in america and at its current expansion rate will have a larger 4g service area than the current leader Verizon

I am seriously contemplating taking them up on this deal.

[SKS]

Wow, cool stuff. I've been on a Verizon plan with my mom for as long as I can remember, but I'm certainly going to check this out.

[Ali]

I have T-Mobile, and I'm quite happy with it. I don't really know all the details of what we have since my mom handles it, but it's been fine for me.

[ShaneOfan]

If only they would buy me out of my current smart phone contract with them so I could have a basic phone again.

[Locke]

I'd do this but every one I've ever come across in person that uses T-Mobile never has service, can't download even simple jpg's faster than a 56k modem (if at all), and is usually very miserable.

[blackparade]

They just added LTE coverage in San Antonio, and it blows AT&T's LTE out of the water. I'm really digging T-Mobile, and I'm going to sign up after I move.