<br />
$49.99 600 MIN Unlimited N/w (MyFav)<br />
$59.99 1000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)<br />
$69.99 1500 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)</ul>
<ul>
<strong>Family Plans featuring myFave 5</strong><br />
$69.99 700 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)<br />
$79.99 1000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)<br />
$109.99 2000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)<br />
$139.99 3000 MIN Unlimited N/W (MyFav)
</ul>
<p>If you select a family plan with myFave 5, each phone has its own favorites, but if you want to continue with free mobile-to-mobile calling, you need to add it as a $10 add-on. The following phones are myFave 5 compatible:</p>
<ul>
<strong>myFave compatible phones</strong><br />
Razor V3R<br />
Nokie 6103<br />
Samsung T-209 (Red or Blue)<br />
Samsung T-319<br />
Samsung T-509<br />
Samsung T-609<br />
Samsung T-719<br />
BlackBerry Pearl</ul>
<p>We can’t wait to see how Cingular and those CDMA guys plan on matching this. We have every reason to believe that all future T-Mobile phones will work with this feature, so that’s good news to you stalwarts. Kudos to T-Mobile for being aggressive with both calling plans and hardware. </p>
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September 28, 2006
 then you can basically find the cheapest compatible plan and chat your life away.</p>
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US Cellular/Alltel has been doing this for a little while with their “My Circle” plan.
More here: http://www.alltelcircle.com/
I don’t think the other carriers are necessarily going to try to match this offer. Cingular has had rollover minutes (the best plan by far, IMHO) and none of the others have ever offered the same deal. This is just another niche plan that will work for some and not others.
I dont understand why it has to be only on certain phones. Isnt this a carrier issue? Not a phone issue?
I think cingular’s rollover minutes don’t really macth up to my expectations. I use up my nine hundred minutes all in one month, I think T-Mobile’s new “myfave5″ would be the best plan by far.