Did you sign up recently, if you don't mind me asking? Tried to get this for my mother but $60/month was the best my local store could do.
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Unlimited mins/texts
14gb data
Ability to use my phone abroad in 71 destinations at no extra cost
Use Netfix or Apple music without using my data
£14
Unlimited mins/texts
14gb data
Ability to use my phone abroad in 71 destinations at no extra cost
Use Netfix or Apple music without using my data
£14
Just topped up my pre-paid mobile phone (a basic, several years old, $20.00 Nokia) with 500 baht ($US 16.00)..... last time was back in November, so about $4.00 a month. I only use it for the odd SMS text message, and maybe a brief call or two a week. I don't have a land line.
My internet connection (to a Mac Mini) is fibre to my apartment, that I had installed when it came to the neighbourhood about 4 years ago. The basic package (10 MB/sec down, 1 MB/sec up, but get close on twice that) sets me back about $20 a month.
So all up, about $24.00 a month on telecoms.
My internet connection (to a Mac Mini) is fibre to my apartment, that I had installed when it came to the neighbourhood about 4 years ago. The basic package (10 MB/sec down, 1 MB/sec up, but get close on twice that) sets me back about $20 a month.
So all up, about $24.00 a month on telecoms.
I work for a UK phone network so I get my 256GB 8+ with 30GB data/unlimited minutes and texts for £38 per month, plus £10 per month for loss/theft/accidental damage insurance. The equivalent tariff if I were a normal customer would be in excess of £80 per month... every time I find myself despising my job I like to remind myself of that.
I think a LOT of people in Canada upgraded when we had the $60/10Gb price war going on (the carrier call centres were overloaded).
The carriers compensated by playing some sneaky bugger tricks after the fact (raising the price of add-ons like visual voicemail, etc).
So mine is is now $75.71 after tax ($67 before tax) for 10GB, Unlimited Text & Talk, Visual Voicemail. Fido (Rogers subsidiary).
Wish I would have switched to Bell when the fray was on....turns out they did allow people to add their Apple Watches to the cheaper plans and share the same data bucket.
Still NO ETA for Rogers / Fido to finally enable e-sim provisioning (or, at least that's the excuse).
The carriers compensated by playing some sneaky bugger tricks after the fact (raising the price of add-ons like visual voicemail, etc).
So mine is is now $75.71 after tax ($67 before tax) for 10GB, Unlimited Text & Talk, Visual Voicemail. Fido (Rogers subsidiary).
Wish I would have switched to Bell when the fray was on....turns out they did allow people to add their Apple Watches to the cheaper plans and share the same data bucket.
Still NO ETA for Rogers / Fido to finally enable e-sim provisioning (or, at least that's the excuse).Free. Unlimited everything. Company perk, along with company vehicle, healthcare, retirement and a generous paycheck. I do have to show up for work M-F though.
T-Mobile One Unlimited everything and free Netflix
7 Voice
1 iPad
1 hotspot
1 Apple Watch
10 lines Total $257 / month with autopay (autopay discount capped at $40/month)
7 Voice
1 iPad
1 hotspot
1 Apple Watch
10 lines Total $257 / month with autopay (autopay discount capped at $40/month)
I wish i could, i have the lowest data plan they have, its 3 lines though not 2. once i get the devices paid off itll be cheaper
Verizon
Unlimited Data in U.S. 500mb of daily data allowance in Canada and Mexico
Unlimited Texts and Calls in U.S. Canada and Mexico
$85-86 per month.
Not the cheapest but I like data prioritization as opposed to being on an MVNO.
If I travelled internationally more often I'd probably try T-Mobile or AT&T since they have superior roaming options.
I'm sticking with Verizon for now as they are the only reliable service provider where some relatives of mine live.
Unlimited Data in U.S. 500mb of daily data allowance in Canada and Mexico
Unlimited Texts and Calls in U.S. Canada and Mexico
$85-86 per month.
Not the cheapest but I like data prioritization as opposed to being on an MVNO.
If I travelled internationally more often I'd probably try T-Mobile or AT&T since they have superior roaming options.
I'm sticking with Verizon for now as they are the only reliable service provider where some relatives of mine live.
iPhone 7 32GB (purchased in Apple Store).
Unlimited calls and texts in mainland France & its territories.
Unlimited calls and texts from/to Europe.
Unlimited calls to the USA & Canada.
40GB LTE data in France and all over Europe.
10€ ($12) per month. No contract.
Orange France.
Unlimited calls and texts in mainland France & its territories.
Unlimited calls and texts from/to Europe.
Unlimited calls to the USA & Canada.
40GB LTE data in France and all over Europe.
10€ ($12) per month. No contract.
Orange France.
$AU32/$25 for 25GB a month, free Apple Music streaming and free 6 months subscription.
Data speeds running at well above 50MBps.
Data speeds running at well above 50MBps.
It’s called the 55+ Plan, the account holder must be 55 or older.
I’m probably stuck to T-MO for eternity!
And yes, that’s two lines.
Only until I’m 110 years old, they said I could get two more lines at that point...
£0
Phone paid for. 200MB data free every month (Three). As WIFI is everywhere and as I don't need to update social media with "I am at a bus stop" or "A photo of my meal" or a photo showing snow outside, 200MB is fine!
Phone paid for. 200MB data free every month (Three). As WIFI is everywhere and as I don't need to update social media with "I am at a bus stop" or "A photo of my meal" or a photo showing snow outside, 200MB is fine!
I agree but I do have to frequently look up salient facts to prove my mates are daft! Unlimited data FTW