I pay $10. It use to be $5 but sometime over the last 3 years they upped it. I need to check my plan.T-mobile has a watch plan for a flat $5/ per month
I was AT&T for several years, but didn't care for their service, tried T-Mobile and the signal was horrible at my house and work. Verizon is the only one in Tulsa that gives me really good signal at work and homeRogers in Canada is CA$10 per month, which is about US$7.50, plus tax. There are no surcharges, but there is a one-time activation fee. This is an add-on for an existing phone plan. No extra data is provided, but that's OK because that's shared with the phone's data plan.
It sounds like the OP needs to switch carriers.
I pay $0 though since I keep my phone with me 100% of the time anyway, so having a cellular plan for my Watch would be superfluous. That's CA$120 a year I don't need to spend.
Interesting but do you actually use and pay it? Reason I ask is, I thought I saw that advertised too, then when I went to ask about setting it up they would not do so without a bunch of fees, similar to what OP described for Verizon.T-mobile has a watch plan for a flat $5/ per month
Yeah for all my occasional letting myself get frustrated by this system of how difficult it is to use the watch cellular at least in the USA, it is also frequently reassuring to realize it’s not something I need at all, just would be nice for a few random and infrequent 2 hour or less periods where I’m not near my phone. If they made it easier somehow, I might pay $5/month for it and perhaps even $10/month, but it’s too much of a hassle currently.I cancelled the cellular plan on my apple watch S7 after getting charged over 15.00 a month for something I barely used.
I have phone service with T-Mobile and pay a flat $10 / month for the watch. I keep forgetting to change it to the lower plan. I also have the T-Mobile 5GB / 150 days for my iPad.Interesting but do you actually use and pay it? Reason I ask is, I thought I saw that advertised too, then when I went to ask about setting it up they would not do so without a bunch of fees, similar to what OP described for Verizon.
Basically it seems to me that most watch cellular users in the USA must be on one of the 3 big telecomes already, paying 50-100 or more already for phone. People like me who never avoid those companies like the plague are SOL since most smaller companies don’t offer watch service at all.
Also in full disclosure, “avoid like the plague” is not currently true for me since I started paying Tmobile $10 / month for paltry but decent monthly ipad data service, it’s OK for my very limited use and worth it. However there were no fees like startup or other hidden stuff, and even though I have a “number” for it, Tmobile staff indicated I can’t get the watch service because that must be connected to a Tmobile phone line only and not a data line.
/rant
So through AT&T it is $10 + $6 per month per watch?Yeah. ATT is not much better.
$10 + around $6 taxes and fees. There was an activation fee, but that was years ago (S4 is when my wife got her plan, and has carried it from watch to watch) and ATT waived the fee, but only through a billing credit months later.
So through AT&T it is $10 + $6 per month per watch?
I get a 24% discount through my work relationship with AT&T so that would still be $12.16. Not sure it would be worth that.
If it can make a phone call, the government is charging fees and taxes because they can.I just looked, it's $10 + $4.96 for my current bill.
The $10 would be discounted for you, but depending on your locality, the telco fees will vary and are not discountable. The fees are the same exact for our iPhones, FWTW.
It's so perplexing; an iPad internet access fee through ATT is a flat rate. But because a watch is capable of making a phone call, then it gets a slew of telco fees and taxes.