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What is your TOTAL monthly iPhone bill?

  • <$50

    Votes: 753 40.0%
  • $50-$75

    Votes: 267 14.2%
  • $75-$100

    Votes: 244 13.0%
  • $100-$125

    Votes: 167 8.9%
  • $125-$150

    Votes: 117 6.2%
  • $160-$175

    Votes: 53 2.8%
  • $175-$200

    Votes: 87 4.6%
  • $200-$250

    Votes: 94 5.0%
  • $250-$300

    Votes: 41 2.2%
  • >$300

    Votes: 61 3.2%

  • Total voters
    1,884
I buy a $650 phone for $200 (actually, $30 w/my trade-in). What's not to understand about that?

(I've had the same carrier for 10 years b/c they have reliable coverage, fast data speed, and quality customer service from my experience. YMMV.)

It's a different world here - people tend to buy unlocked phones outright for cash - the carriers have really no say in who gets what phone.

Then go with a sim with unlimited 4G data, 300 minutes, unlimited texts for 30 days, £15 no contract, pay as you go. I often go over 100GB tethering to other devices, faster and cheaper than bothering with home broadband. And just for £15.

Contracts are for idiots. (and Americans, apparently.)
 
How much is your monthly iPhone bill?

AT&T $105 after tax a month for two iphones with the grandfathered unlimited data, 450 shared minutes, 200 texts on one phone, none on the other. This also includes a 24% discount.
 
My Verizon bill finally got better!

Original:
2 basic phones
1 iPhone
500 texts
700 minutes
2GB of data
$146/month

Now:
1 basic phone
2 iPhones
Unlimited Talk/Test
3GB of data
$180/month

I still think it's a rip off, but a much better plan than I had before. Plus, I get to use mobile hotspot and share my LTE with my iPad/Mac. The other iPhone user is using her's like a basic phone. She's only used like 5MB of data this cycle meaning more for me :D
 
Verizon iPhone 6
Unlimited Minutes
Unlimited Texts
2 GB Data

$84/mo.


I feel like Verizon prices are high but they've given me good coverage. But $84 for one phone it's just insane, EU prices just make me wanna cry you guys get some cheap rates.
 

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I love reading how much Americans pay for their phone bills, I pay the equivalent of $30usd total here in Poland and for that I have 5 phones with unlimited calls, unlimited texts and 30GB of shared LTE data and they also gave me a sim for my iPad to use that shared data as well. 3 of the phones are used by my wife's family which don't use data so it's basically all for me and my wife to use.

Beat that.

Just as Americans must love reading about crazy gas prices and prices for all kinds of other goods in many places that are much cheaper in US. Fairly nonsensical comparisons in the end.

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It's a different world here - people tend to buy unlocked phones outright for cash - the carriers have really no say in who gets what phone.

Then go with a sim with unlimited 4G data, 300 minutes, unlimited texts for 30 days, £15 no contract, pay as you go. I often go over 100GB tethering to other devices, faster and cheaper than bothering with home broadband. And just for £15.

Contracts are for idiots. (and Americans, apparently.)
because what works for some in some places must mean surely mean it's like that for everyone everywhere and other options that those people have can't possibly be better for them in one way or another.
 
In Spain, 6,95 euros tax included, 60 min, rest 0 cts/min, unlimited texts and data. (In usd is like 9 usd) the cheapest carrier (virtual carrier operated by Orange)
 
$43. I'm using Straight Talk $45 plan. I get a discount because of an auto enroll promotion a while back.
 
4 lines, 3 smartphones and one basic phone. Mobile share plan with 10GB and unlimited text and calling for $160 with AT&T. Overall not too bad.
 
Carrier= Verizon Wireless
-Four Smartphones (no contracts)
--Unlimited talk/text
--10GB data shared plan
Adds up to a little under $200/month. I get a monthly discount on my service, I believe it is 20%.
 
$31.60/mo "4GB", unlimited talk/text on at&t.

On a 20GB plan at 10GB price with 17% discount with 5 people. so thats 83/5= $16.60 for data, $15 for line access charge. no contract.
 
Corporate plan of Vodafone Mumbai, India

Rs.499 per month = approx US $ 8 :D

2000 local minutes free
1000 messages free
unlimited calls within CUG
1.5 GB 3G data free, after that unlimited 2G data

:D :D
 
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