06-27-2007, 06:01 AM
[quote Ken Sp.]chas_m was EXACTLY wrong!!!!
http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/318423
Wow, sorry your reading comprehension is so poor.
I was exactly RIGHT -- my prediction was that AT&T would offer a special plan exclusively for the iPhone. This was exactly right, and was exactly CONTRARY to many, many pundits and speculators on this and other forums.
MacNN was wrong (not me) about the cost of the iPhone plan -- they said the data component would be $45/month. I was just speculating that IF the MacNN report was correct, that it would be a promotional rate only.
I also predicted that the iPhone plan would feature unlimited data (right again) and would cost up to $99.99/month (right a third time). I freely admit that I did not get the number of minutes or number of sms correct, but on everything else I was EXACTLY right.
The point is that I was the ONLY one here (at least that I can find so far) who said the iPhone would get its own rate plan that would be completely different from AT&T's/Cingular's existing rate plans (and I first predicted this weeks ago).
And I was right.
http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/318423
Wow, sorry your reading comprehension is so poor.
I was exactly RIGHT -- my prediction was that AT&T would offer a special plan exclusively for the iPhone. This was exactly right, and was exactly CONTRARY to many, many pundits and speculators on this and other forums.
MacNN was wrong (not me) about the cost of the iPhone plan -- they said the data component would be $45/month. I was just speculating that IF the MacNN report was correct, that it would be a promotional rate only.
I also predicted that the iPhone plan would feature unlimited data (right again) and would cost up to $99.99/month (right a third time). I freely admit that I did not get the number of minutes or number of sms correct, but on everything else I was EXACTLY right.
The point is that I was the ONLY one here (at least that I can find so far) who said the iPhone would get its own rate plan that would be completely different from AT&T's/Cingular's existing rate plans (and I first predicted this weeks ago).
And I was right.