Actually, that doesn't prove your point. I'd feel sorry for any individual phone customer that feels the need to be on the phone that much and thus has to pay that much a year. Unless they're a business customer, and then the business should be paying for it.
It has nothing to do with a situation. Buying that plan means that 22.5 hours of talk time isn't enough for you. That means that without mobile to mobile, unlimited nights and weekends, and rollover minutes, almost an entire day worth of talk time isn't enough. In my situation, and most others working full time, that would mean that I would come home 1/3 of the month and just talk until nights and weekends kicks in. I find that sad. I understand other people's situations, but I don't see how people would use that amount of time on the phone. If it's not business related, you're just talking to friends and family. I'd rather hang out with my friends than call them on the phone. I know that's not possible for some people, or that some people are out of state or country. Depending on timezones you might as well call during the evening anyway. Hell, it'd make the most sense if you truly needed those minutes to just pay $8.99/mo to get early nights at 7pm.
Sorry, I try to consider other people when I post, but I can't fathom anyone, that isn't a business customer, needing those kind of minutes. My original statement was really trying to elicit a response from the OP about what his/her situation was. I understood that they weren't me, and I wanted to know what possible reason they would ever need that amount of minutes is. Until I hear something reasonable, I'll find it sad to waste that kind of time and money on a phone. You're welcome to change my mind.
