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Most popular MetroPCS cell phone specials Samsung Messager II R560 From: $149.00  Kyocera Melo S1300 From: $69.00  ZTE C79 From: $129.00  Nokia 1006 From: $79.00 Unboxing the Samsung Finesse, Metro PCS' first all-touch phone. With a full touchscreen, TouchWiz UI, 2 MP camera, and high speed mobile Internet, Finesse brings the high-end experience to no-contract cell service. $349 with unlimited voice and data for $50/month. Metro PCS goes TouchWiz! Samsung drops the Finesse, Metro PCS' first all-touch phone. With a full touchscreen, TouchWiz UI, 2 MP camera, and high speed mobile Internet, Finesse brings the high-end experience to no-contract cell service.
Billed as the carrier's first Windows Mobile handset, the Samsung Code is nothing to scoff at. Offered at $299.99 sans contract, the Code (SCH-i220) offers 3G connectivity, a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.0-megapixel camera, full HTML browser, stereo Bluetooth, and Windows Mobile 6.1. It's also a cheaper alternative to other MetroPCS devices such as the BlackBerry Curve.
Check out the full press release below. Any... A few days ago, I posted a simple inquiry on my Twitter feed regarding carrier preferences. My original question: "Which carrier do you use?" To my surprise, not only did I receive a score of responses from many users about their carrier of choice, but as an added treat, many sent me comments detailing why they chose one company over another. Inspired by the great conversation we had on Twitter, I bring my inquiry to everyone... It won't win any awards in the originality department, but the Samsung Messager II marks yet another entry into the text-centric dumbphone arena. Billed by its creator as "much cooler" than the original, the Messager II offers a 2-megapixel camera, sliding QWERTY keyboard, MP3 player, stereo Bluetooth, 3G, and up to four hours of talk time. It is available through MetroPCS and Cricket for $149 and $200, respectively.So, if... Carrier: MetroPCSRetail Price: $149.00Contract Price: $149.00Hot Features: 2.0 MP camera, bar style device with full QWERTY keyboard slide out
Most Recent Winner - Congratulations to M. Bassette who won a brand new ZTE C79 for MetroPCS @ 12:53PM on Friday July 3rd 2009. "Thank you for an entertaining game and a chance to win some awesome prizes!" Most Recent Winner - Congratulations to P. Sanchez who won the ZTE C78 for MetroPCS. "i've been playing this game for a long time i played this day because i couldn't sleep without play this game i can't believe that i won the cell phone thanks to every body on phonedog.com you rock and keep doing your really good job you are the best of the best." Pros: Unlimited EVERY THING most phones have SD Slots Mp3's on most phones Good Camera on most phones Cons: drop calls phones restart battery life sucks Best phones cost the most WEB is kinda slow but reasonable Customer Service Fails Summary: Well ive had metro for a yr now i had the Samsung Messenger and it recently broke:( But im deciding on getting the new M730 Metro's Secind touch screen phone nice and small. well lets get to the point i cant complain but they really have good prices on plans and they really tell the truth when they say unlimited. the phones sometimes give trouble so be prepared for that but thats not really an everyday thing but just be prepared...Customer Service Fails.....never can reach to a rep takes to long and to many calls to reach one.Drop calls yes thats for sure...but it really depends on your area..I always lost signal in the same place so i try to avoid that...other than that i cnat really complain...i just wished the phones were a little bit cheaper but hey the plans are amazing:) Pros: Price, Features, lack of contract! Cons: Full price on phones, initial investment can be shocking for a smartphone. Summary: I have been using Metro PCS for years, the service got much better, I like that they added many features and coverage without increasing in price, I actually just found out I could drop from the $45 plan to $40 plan and still maintain all the features I like, unlimited nationwide talk and text, unlimited web. Only problem, now I'm considering switching to the Samsung Finesse touchscreen smartphone, $350 for the phone itself, and $50 a month but no contract. I also call international so I added the $5 unlimited international calling, another unbelievable value. BTW, for those who complain about the cost to pay your bill, you can avoid the pay charge by paying on line or by giving them a credit card to automatically bill. 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful Pros: Unlimited calls, text, pic msg, internet,GPS, unlimited international calling, email, instant messaging, everything for $55+taxes Cons: Limited Coverage Summary: Guys MetroPCS is great and who cares if they charge $3 per payment, before I was paying $150 for less than half of what they offer; Now I have everything unlimited, with a touch screen handset for approximately $65 per month taxes and fees included...... Their service is great and yes coerage is a little bit "iffy" but I will never switch back to verizon !!!!! I am not willing to pay 3-5 times more just to have coverage in places where I dont even go. Yes phones are expensive but I am saving over $2000 per year on service.... 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful Pros: CHEAP PRICE FOR UNLIMITED SERVICE TXT, PIX, ONLINE DWN LOADS THEY shut ur service off for lack of payment to keep u from running up ur bill. Cons: very expensive phones that are out of date! you have to pay just to pay ur bill! sumtimes ur txt or calls dont go thru. Summary: pretty much like I always say "you get what u pay for" and since if u think about it we dont pay much so inturn we dont get much. I think in time thier service might improve a lil, and they are coming out with phones as they see fit too. overall thier service is ok for prepaid service. with virgin mobile it was much worse, sure they had current phones but the service sucked. although thier custtomer service was great! (Virgin mobile) gonna look for a better service soon! 3 out of 4 people found this review helpful Pros: ability to sustain till date with its cheating policies Cons: space not enough Summary: OH MY GOD ! Dont get trapped by Attractive rates. Never ever get this connection.Its a big risk. They change the call charges and plans at will without informing the customers . And They have the rudest Customer service guys i ever seen. I took the connection for the sake of unlimited international calling . one fine day they excluded all my calling countries from this plan - (note..) Without any announcement. suddenly one evening i cudnt call the numnbers i called on afternoon the same day. When i enquired the CS , They simpley replied "U cudn't have called these numbers in the past!" . I got first heart attack, and drew almost a fight with that guy. I called second time to escalate this , but i found that my number has been changed to INVALID after first fight. GREAT GUYS. The same number from which i am calling has been set to invalid in the CS databases. Awesome. Well am a coward . I confess. I should have called them for legal battle. But I dont have the guts. So posting it here. note: I waited 25 mins on hold to speak to the supervisor but he never appeared. 3 out of 5 people found this review helpful Hey Jo3Duk3! Ask and you shall receive. Noah completed a hands-on video last night! Here you go. Thanks radog
http://www.phonedog.com/c... It would be greatly appreciated. I would really like to see its features and all that it comes with before buying. Thanks again. :) |
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