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Nix contracts on BYOD; Dont count on it

I am willing to place bets that there still is going to be a "minimum service commitment" of 1 year, especially if you opt to go "post-paid" vice their go-phone pre-paid. AT&T isnt gonna just let you ride their network without a contract (even though they have no subscriber subsidy)..that would make you the most dangerous type of cellular phone customer. They would be out of their MIND! (LOL)

Granted, if AT&T would nix their minimum service requirement (BYOD vs new AT&T subsidized phone)for post paid; id be all about it and would encourage the other mobile operators to take similar steps before big G steps in and opens them up themselves (and we all know how well that would turn out).

Posted by: JT82   Posted on: 12/06/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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