Is it going to be reduced to $20 for the 3G? What is the latest on this? I have a first gen iphone and I am waiting to get the 3G until they reduce this ridiculous data plan to $20. Thx
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you might be waiting forever. if they do change it, you'll be able to get the cheaper price even if you upgraded before.
its not going back down, because the first gen iPhone was NOT considered a PDA by AT&T (because of its lack of enterprise features and other stuff that CAME WITH it in 1.0). That's why it was only $20. With the 3G, it came with 2.0, had more "PDA-like features", and therefore was considered a PDA by AT&T, which causes the data to be $30.
if AT&T reduces PDA data costs, then the iphone's data will go down.
if AT&T reduces PDA data costs, then the iphone's data will go down.
dude that's $120 for gas food, ect ect... were in an economic downturn...
seriously.
then dont worry about having an iphone. if you are struggling for that stuff in these times an iphone should be the LAST thing on your list
Then maybe you should focus on paying bills and not having a swanky phone.
no my bills are pied first, but if folks are smart with their money, they can afford cooler things,
Im sorry I forgot the iphone was for only careless rich people
haha nah
i just have the advantage of knowing people high up and getting 50% my phone bill
but still 10 dollars a month wouldn't be a deal breaker for me on an iphone if it was id get one of those phones they give out for free
not struggling, saying we are in a downturn, did I say I was on the streets or somethin?
haha i know man
im just messing with you
i understand what youre saying
im just saying if you cant afford 10 more bucks a month dont get a freakin iphone lol
$30 a month for a data plan isn't expensive, by comparison.
Sprint charges $20, T-Mobile charges $40, and Verizon charges $50 a month.
Sprint charges $20, T-Mobile charges $40, and Verizon charges $50 a month.
Well it sure as hell didn't stop me... I still ordered one... Its more like att is ripping us of and they know they are
I would love a $20 250mb plan... would go for it in a heartbeat
Well it sure as hell didn't stop me... I still ordered one... Its more like att is ripping us of and they know they are
I would love a $20 250mb plan... would go for it in a heartbeat
You'd gladly pay $20 per month for 250MB, when unlimited (5GB soft cap) is $30 per month?
I'm sorry I don't get your logic. If there were a 250MB plan, it'd need to by $5 per month. I would not in a million years pay $20 per month for 250MB when I can get 5GB/unlimited for $30.
Why pay for something I dont use?
I use about 100mb of data on my iphone each month.....
$20 for 250mb is a very reasonable amount to consider realistic, Ill put my standards low so att can surprise me.
Well it sure as hell didn't stop me... I still ordered one... Its more like att is ripping us of and they know they are
I would love a $20 250mb plan... would go for it in a heartbeat
Have fun with 250 mb of data for 20 bucks a month.
$120 a year.... hmnm... that's about 17 Chipotle burritos a year!
Chipotle burritos are 7 bucks a piece? Wow, I have not been there in a while...
lmao
All Phone companies are screwing us. Take Rogers for example. Up until recently if you went over your limit on the data plan they would charge you $0.05 per kilobyte! When I got my iPhone 3G a year ago, I subscribed to the 6GB for $30 plan, but they messed up and it didn't get put on my plan for a month. Near the end of that month a woman from the "Rogers High-usage Department" had called me telling me that I had chalked up a bill of $18,000 of Data.....
I almost had a heart attack. Of course they admitted that it was their mistake and ended up wiping it, but there is no way that 360 MB can cost $18,000. Thats bull. Bandwidth is cheap, they rape us with these prices.
Also: I think that rogers has changed it from 5 cent a kilobyte to 3 cents a megabyte now. Its great that they did this, but thats still $30/GB.
Of course, if we didn't buy services from them at these prices, they would have to lower them...
I almost had a heart attack. Of course they admitted that it was their mistake and ended up wiping it, but there is no way that 360 MB can cost $18,000. Thats bull. Bandwidth is cheap, they rape us with these prices.
Also: I think that rogers has changed it from 5 cent a kilobyte to 3 cents a megabyte now. Its great that they did this, but thats still $30/GB.
Of course, if we didn't buy services from them at these prices, they would have to lower them...