@steel Agreed. I ALMOST bought the N1 for T-Mobile but went with the Droid instead. The only reason was cost of entry. Over the course of 2 years I will end up spending $138 more for the Droid + Verizon thing than if I went with T-Mo but was necessary because Verizon has way better service in my area which was a huge deciding factor coming from AT&T.
@steel Because the us phone carriers all suck. But I'd mech rather pay $1000 up front and not have to pay monthly then get it free and have to pay monthly.
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Can someone explain to me why anyone would buy a Nexus One for Verizon if the Incredible is available?
Why pay for a phone up front if you still have to pay monthly rates with built-in subsidy charges?
Every Carrier needs to offer a European plan like T-mobile.
@steel Agreed. I ALMOST bought the N1 for T-Mobile but went with the Droid instead. The only reason was cost of entry. Over the course of 2 years I will end up spending $138 more for the Droid + Verizon thing than if I went with T-Mo but was necessary because Verizon has way better service in my area which was a huge deciding factor coming from AT&T.
@steel Because the us phone carriers all suck. But I'd mech rather pay $1000 up front and not have to pay monthly then get it free and have to pay monthly.
@iCello
But that's my point. With US carriers, there is no option to "not pay" monthly. Except for T-mobile that is.
@steel
Verizon does offer a data only package but you have to have an unlocked phone first.