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Originally Posted by Joe-FL
Just a word of caution about joining FMCA. Generally speaking, what was posted above is true. However, you have to read the fine print as with everything else, and FMCA is good about not showing you all the fine print.
The Verizon data/MiFi plan really isn't that good of a deal. It requires you to have 2 years of advance membership in FMCA to even start it with Verizon. So say for example you just joined for a year with FMCA, you would have to buy 2 more years of membership (over $150) to get the Verizon plan that in our case would have saved us about $18.00 a month.
If a true tire discount is the only real benefit then I will probably let my membership expire, wait 4 years until I am about ready for tires and renew for 1 year.
If you are into social stuff like joining local chapters, meetings, rallies, stuff like that then they can provide all that sort of stuff it looks like.
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I would agree about the Verizon plan not being such a great deal. If you have been following the AT&T Mobley threads, they had a plan that only cost $20/month. Mobley may not be the best device out there, but it is sufficient for most users.
We are long time AT&T customers and I will keep them for as long as I can considering their customer service is the best of the big 4 cell carriers and they are less expensive than Verizon. I also get a very nice 24% discount from my previous employer (where Verizon and Sprint only offered 15% and T-Mobile offered none.)
No surprise about the fine print. The same can be said about most of these organizations, hence the experience comments.