T-Mobile Rumored to Carry iPhone in 2013 -- Would You Make the Switch?

This is a discussion thread for the "T-Mobile Rumored to Carry iPhone in 2013 -- Would You Make the Switch?" story posted on the front page.

Been using an iPhone 4 for about a month now on T-Mobile(been with them for years). Only complaint is the lack of 3G in my area. Can't wait till they're done refarming in more areas!

I know more than a handful of people who have T-Mobile, and every single one complains about their service...but, they stick with it because it's affordable, same with Sprint and the people I know who use their service.

Been running with an unlocked iPhone on various models since the original geohot solder trick. Now I'm on an iPhone 4 factory unlocked and I've never stopped liking it! T-Mobile may not have 3g available to the iphone users, but the battery saved using edge is fantastic, and I don't mind waiting a few seconds on loading time. Plus you just can't beat their service. It's incredibly affordable and I've never experienced dropped calls. Though the coverage can be spotty outside central areas, It's really not noticeable for me. I've been waiting on this news for years and I'm not sure if I can believe it just yet. Hope to see this corroborated by others as buying factory unlocked devices is vastly overpriced!

What's the price difference between sprints $80 unlimited data w/ limited texts and calls to something equivalent with tmobile if anyone knows? This might make me choose them over sprint if its true

In my area, I'd rather use my toaster to call someone over a T-Mobile number. A friend of mine came over with his factory unlocked iPhone and dropped 2 calls at my house, whereas I never have with AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint.

The sprint plan includes unlimited texting. TMobile offers this plan as well, 500 minutes, unlimited texts and data. They are both 79.99. But Sprint has a plan called Everything Plus. A plan with 500 minutes and unlimited texting/Internet is 69.99. It's a referral program. The Sprint VP of Strategy released his referral information a while ago. You can check out these plans here: sprint.com/everythingplus.
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Unlimited WITH THROTTLING, please don't forget to mention that when they hype up the unlimited plans.

No, TMobile no longer throttles.

I would be getting the iPhone finally. Been stuck with an Android on Tmobile and really do want an iPhone finally.