Plan coverage with the Nexus One.

[Alleviate]

Hey guys, as you all know the Nexus One was released today so I'm totally getting it!

I just have one question though.. I currently have the G1 with unlimited texts and web, on a family plan. When I get my Nexus One (for full price, unsubsidized) do I just switch my G1 Sim Card into my Nexus One and I will get my plan? (ie. my unlimited texts, 500 minutes, and unlimited web access)

 

[Edible Justice]

yeah you should. the sim card is what has the subscription, not the phone. pop that sim into any phone and you keep your plan.

 

[Alleviate]

yeah you should. the sim card is what has the subscription, not the phone. pop that sim into any phone and you keep your plan.

Alright dude, thanks. I'm definitely getting the phone now. But what about warranty? Is it included when you buy the phone from Google or what?

 

[student.driver]

Are you talking about the extended warranty/service plan you pay monthly for via T-Mobile? I talked to T-Mobile yesterday, and the rep (Kayla) had to ask internally if their insurance will cover the N1, and it doesn't. So I just canceled the insurance plan on both of the main phones and will continue without it.

 

[Alleviate]

Are you talking about the extended warranty/service plan you pay monthly for via T-Mobile? I talked to T-Mobile yesterday, and the rep (Kayla) had to ask internally if their insurance will cover the N1, and it doesn't. So I just canceled the insurance plan on both of the main phones and will continue without it.

Yea I was talking about the one provided from T-Mobile through that one insurance company. I used it for my G1 and it was 6$ monthly. But now I'm hearing that doesn't work with the N1. So I'd have to cancel that. But where can I get insurance for my N1?

 

[Mi|enko]

T-Mobile doesn't warrant the phone, so you should probably stop paying the insurance. Google warrants the phone for 1 year. Don't forget, it's voided by rooting.

http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-terms_of_sale.html

 

[Alleviate]

T-Mobile doesn't warrant the phone, so you should probably stop paying the insurance. Google warrants the phone for 1 year. Don't forget, it's voided by rooting.

http://www.google.com/phone/static/en_US-terms_of_sale.html

Alright, so I just call them up and ask to cancel the insurance? Oh nice. I'll probably only have the phone for one year.. that's how long I had my G1 for and look what came out just one year after