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I’m paying around $80 cause I’m a Platinum subscriber. I get Unlimited LTE, Unlimited call & text, Unlimited landline calls, VIP airport lounge for 2 person from partnered lounges across the world, VIP mall lounge access, Valet parking from malls and other small perks from partner networks.
I was getting screwed by ATT for years but my company was paying so I really didnt care. Lost my job back in DEC and took me 2 months to pull the trigger to ditch them! I had them for 20 years. But 200 a month for 2 iphones and 2 apple watches sucked to pay switched to T MOBILE paying 80.00 for 2 Iphones unlimited EVERYTHING and ONE apple watch! Customer service is on point USA based team unlike ATT and service is better than ATT ... Bye Bye ATT !
Switched to Mint Sim, now Mint Mobile about a year and a half ago. I'm on the unlimited txt/min, 8GB data for $240 a year (slightly less than that because of the first 3 months was $20 total and the second year I had a referral so was $30 less - but then tax is added). While the coverage isn't quite as good as AT&T for me, it is less than 1/3 the price I was paying. I'm also hoping my coverage gets a bit better with a newer phone (been using a 7 and an 8) that has more T-Mobile bands. IM me if you need a referral code.
Italy, Vodafone. 50 gb, call and messages unlimited. Get a special offer for coming back after a short switch from an other carrier for 7 € /month
Sprint Unlimited Kickstart. $19.81 a month after taxes with Autopay discount. Unlimited Minutes, Text, and data (480p video), and 20GB COVID Hotspot.
My partner is on Visible Party Pay (Verizon owned MVNO). $25 a month prepaid. Unlimited Minutes, Text, Data, and Hotspot (5Mbps). She uses around 100GB a month on hotspot as its her only internet connection.
My partner is on Visible Party Pay (Verizon owned MVNO). $25 a month prepaid. Unlimited Minutes, Text, Data, and Hotspot (5Mbps). She uses around 100GB a month on hotspot as its her only internet connection.
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Bell Canada (Quebec)
Huh...20$/month (special Prepaid price since I have Bell 4 services)
unlimited international video/photo texting
unlimited calls US/Canada
That’s what happens when you BUY your phone full price BEFORE getting a plan...
Don’t need data.
Same with 15 go. data would cost me 50$.
Huh...20$/month (special Prepaid price since I have Bell 4 services)
unlimited international video/photo texting
unlimited calls US/Canada
That’s what happens when you BUY your phone full price BEFORE getting a plan...
Don’t need data.
Same with 15 go. data would cost me 50$.
I’ve tried Mint, Tracfone, Red Pocket and now testing Visible (with Party Pay). Issue is my work area (near downtown Los Angeles) can get throttled pretty bad during peak times.
Currently grandfathered on a shared data plan with a decent allowance for our family’s usage. No limits on hotspot beyond the plan’s allocation. Unless I go the MVNO route, switching to a good unlimited plan on Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile will cause my monthly to go up.
The starter unlimited plans are a no go since while you do get unlimited, they impose more restrictions (no HD, low hotspot limit, etc).
$70 - T-Mobile One
Unlimited talk, text, & high-speed data on your phone
Monthly regulatory fees and sales taxes on your service plan included in the price (see in-store materials for specifics in your state)
Netflix Standard 2-screen HD plan (we'll cover $10.99 toward the Netflix price of $12.99)with 2+ qualifying lines
Stream unlimited video at DVD-quality, 480p
Texting & data (up to 128 kbps) abroad in 210+ countries & destinations
In-flight texting + 1 hour of Wi-Fi on Gogo®-enabled flights to, from, or within the U.S.
Unlimited in Mexico & Canada - Talk, text, & up to 5 GB of 4G LTE data
Mobile hotspot data at max 3G speeds
Two phones grandfathered into old T-Mobile unlimited plan. We've considered other carriers but don't want to lose International calling.
India, Jio
$2.5 US Dollars (converted to local currency price to US $)
Daily 2 GB High speed LTE Data
Unlimited calls for same network
100 SMS free/day
1000 calls free per month for other network
But the flip side is In India the cost of Iphone 11 pro max (64gb) would be around 1560 US$ (incl of tax)
Thats why i always get the iphone unlocked in US during my visits there instead of getting phone in india
US phone prices are less but they get you from the monthly plans
$2.5 US Dollars (converted to local currency price to US $)
Daily 2 GB High speed LTE Data
Unlimited calls for same network
100 SMS free/day
1000 calls free per month for other network
But the flip side is In India the cost of Iphone 11 pro max (64gb) would be around 1560 US$ (incl of tax)
Thats why i always get the iphone unlocked in US during my visits there instead of getting phone in india
US phone prices are less but they get you from the monthly plans
dude I’m with Rogers,
I got 63gb data for 65/mo and 50/mo for additional lines. You’re paying a lot.
Currently Vodafone UK. £24 pm unlimited everything.
Separately £14 pm for note 9 which will finish soon.
Aim is to be moving back to the iPhone next!
Separately £14 pm for note 9 which will finish soon.
Aim is to be moving back to the iPhone next!
Telstra (Australia)
2 devices
first plan $99 per month plus $50 for device payment 80gb data
Second device sim only plan $49 30gb data
2 devices
first plan $99 per month plus $50 for device payment 80gb data
Second device sim only plan $49 30gb data
Myself, sim only on O2 U.K. unlimited calls and texts, 100gb for £20 a month.
My partner, XR in a 2 year with Vodafone. Unlimited calls and texts, 60GB for £29 a month.
Her deal was a serious bargain, especially with no upfront cost for the phone.
My partner, XR in a 2 year with Vodafone. Unlimited calls and texts, 60GB for £29 a month.
Her deal was a serious bargain, especially with no upfront cost for the phone.
Seems like some of you European guys get high amounts of data for a good price
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