$25 plan

[Summer Rain]

45 plan in boise has wap. i upgraded 2 50 any ways since the agrement. :P not like i ever leave town much tho wut a waste. lol i want go test out roaming

[kingfresh512]

No WAP in $45 plan it Dayton it looks like.

[stfuxitsxnano]

i think we should make a map with maybe screen shots of the plans so we can maybe map it out.

[scherer_ga]

anything not on this list is probably on an aggressive plan that may include more feratures.. i'm not sure what the difference is in savannah but a quick look at mycricket.com should tell you.

Market              New Plan
Albuquerque       Revised Standard
Santa Fe           Revised Standard
Boise                Revised Standard
Buffalo              Revised Standard
Charleston         Revised Standard
Charlotte           Revised Standard
Chattanooga      Revised Standard
Cincinnati          Revised Standard
Colurabus          Revised Standard
Dayton             Revised Standard
Fayettville          Revised Standard
Ft. Smith           Revised Standard
Fresno               Revised Standard
Greensboro         Revised Standard
Burlington           Revised Standard
Jonesboro           Revised Standard
Knoxville             Revised Standard
Lexington           Revised Standard
Lincoln               Revised Standard
Little Rock/Hot Springs/Pine Bluff Revised Standard
Louisville             Revised Standard
Macon                Revised Standard
Memphis             Revised Standard
Milwaukee           Revised Standard
Omaha                Revised Standard
Reno                  Revised Standard
Rochester           Revised Standard
Salt Lake City/OgdenProvo Revised Standard
San Diego            Revised Standard
Savannah           Standard
South Wisconsin   Revised Standard
Spokane              Revised Standard
St. Louis              Revised Standard
Syracuse             Revised Standard
Visalia                 Revised Standard
Wichita               Revised Standard

[needacar]

I checked and i see El Paso market still has the $45 dollar plan with WAP.

this was checked on 01/12/09

[Ginnie]

That's interesting. Hmmm. I don't see any Texas cities.

[k_a_i_k_i]

texas is definately not standard due to high competition in most of the markets..