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iPhone 13 Pro How much are you paying for cell/carrier service?
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$130 Verizon - 1 iPhone (no monthly payment) + 1 Data Plan for watch + Home Internet
I’ve looked around but since home internet has been great and I’m a user of Hulu/Disney+/ESPN it’s with it for me. If I ever start using streaming less and find a decent internet provider than I’d probably switch if I was saving money.
I’ve looked around but since home internet has been great and I’m a user of Hulu/Disney+/ESPN it’s with it for me. If I ever start using streaming less and find a decent internet provider than I’d probably switch if I was saving money.
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£10 per month (equaling $11.50 according to Siri) for 10GB of 5G data on the UK's EE network
Free calls and texts
12 month SIM-only contract on an eSIM
Free calls and texts
12 month SIM-only contract on an eSIM
I’m on a shared data plan (2 phones- wife and I), 3gb with of course unlimited talk and text. Xfinity Mobile- only $34/month after taxes.
who's this with? I actually only get 4g on my 11 pro so wondering, if I get poor 5g service on the 14 pro this may be a good alternative
EE - been with them years. Was only paying £6/m for 10gb data but then had a ‘for you’ pop up in the app to have unlimited data bolt on for £5/m.
Having that, I thought 😃
$136 4 Lines T-Mobile Magenta Max
I had an insider code when I signed up, so I received a 20% discount on it.
I had an insider code when I signed up, so I received a 20% discount on it.
That’s a really good deal. I’ve been with giff gaff since I started buying phones outright which I think was around iPhone 6S. O2 signal can be poor though.
I pay $100 taxes included for two lines. Grandfathered into an old plan. Includes unlimited everything, 15GB hotpot, unlimited data in 210+ countries, kickback *get a $10 discount if we use >2GB of data a month reducing our bill to $90*, and free Netflix. I might be missing one or two things, but I think it’s pretty solid.
$16.70 a month after taxes for Mint. I'm almost always around WiFi so I don't need much data. I may try switching to US Mobile for the same price to see if Verizon's network is better than T-Mobile in my area.
Telus in Canada
$87 for 50gb and unlimited reduced speeds after that and 5 cellular iPads on the plan as well for free.
$87 for 50gb and unlimited reduced speeds after that and 5 cellular iPads on the plan as well for free.
i pay roughly $15-$16 a month, it includes unlimited call & texts, unlimited 5g data, 10gb of 4G/LTE rollover data, incase 5g is not available, free medical tele-consultation and free 3gb monthly public wifi connection
Xfinity Mobile per Gig plan.. older grandfather plan... $12/month for 1 Gb, before taxes with Unlimited minutes and text & add. 1 Gb is $10. Newer rate is $15/month for 1 Gb.
Generally surrounded by Wifi wherever I go so don't need to pay more for data.
Sometimes, depending on where I go, there's a lack of wifi so use up more data so pay $10 for 1 add. Gb.
Would like to switch to another carrier, say, Mint Mobile, but Xfinity made it difficult in getting a Security PIN to transfer my telephone number which I had for years, to another carrier. It messed up my settings upon transfer so had to revert back to Xfinity, for now.
Generally surrounded by Wifi wherever I go so don't need to pay more for data.
Sometimes, depending on where I go, there's a lack of wifi so use up more data so pay $10 for 1 add. Gb.
Would like to switch to another carrier, say, Mint Mobile, but Xfinity made it difficult in getting a Security PIN to transfer my telephone number which I had for years, to another carrier. It messed up my settings upon transfer so had to revert back to Xfinity, for now.
You could get two lines on any of the currently offered AT&T unlimited plans for much less at this point.
I'm on Swisscom in Switzerland. I have unlimited 5G data and calls, 5 (e)SIM cards and I pay around $50/month (down from $100 thanks to some well negotiated discounts 😉).