I need a lower plan

[dukebound85]

this is my usage. consistent too per month usually. i dont use a cell phone but they are nice when i need it but still i feel im paying such a premium for little usage LOL. not complaining, just noting my usage habits lol

 

[efp1]

Seems like all you use your iPhone for is texting.

The 6 MB of data is probably from the Mail app

Seems like you love typing!

 

[iblastoff]

wow..why do you even have an iphone?

 

[CrzyCanuck72]

If that's your typical usage, then you should be on a pre-paid plan.

 

[iP2]

You're probably the most ideal AT&T customer. Use little to nothing of their bandwidth (both data and voice), yet you pay full price for service.

 

[Loonytik]

Geez.....get the G1 phone. You can get that phone with no plan with T-Mobile.

 

[eplchamps0304]

You are just wasting your money.

 

[Quincy9219]

You are on the lowest possible plan. You either need to use the phone more, or best solution for you, sell it, get an iTouch and a prepaid phone

 

[dukebound85]

wow..why do you even have an iphone?

haha i know! i was without a phone for 2 months and it was utter hell. even if i dont use it, its nice to have when i need it.

i should have maybe done prepaid but i really dont like any of the phones but owell.

 

[jackiecanev2]

Do you have the original or the 3g?

 

[question fear]

On the other hand, the rollover minutes are a godsend when you are on the phone a great deal only once in a while.

Most months I barely use my minutes, using about half of my 450. In April I busted my knee, in May I had surgery. Between doctors appointments, updating my parents and girlfriend, and spending essentially almost two weeks in bed, I burned through all my month's minutes and ate into the rollover. Not by a ton, but I was glad I had the excess.

Most postpaid plans aren't going to be much cheaper than AT&T's for 450, and rollover might be gimmicky but it has the potential to save you some serious cash.

 

[ucfgrad93]

If that's your typical usage, then you should be on a pre-paid plan.

I agree. You seem like a perfect candidate for a pre-paid plan.

 

[Rayfire]

this is my usage. consistent too per month usually. i dont use a cell phone but they are nice when i need it but still i feel im paying such a premium for little usage LOL. not complaining, just noting my usage habits lol

You might want to get a FAN number (or their corporate discount) if you are currently working or a student from a college/university to get your monthly bill knocked down a little.

 

[dukebound85]

You might want to get a FAN number (or their corporate discount) if you are currently working or a student from a college/university to get your monthly bill knocked down a little.

yea i do have a fan for 15% now. once i start my new job, it will be 28% so that will be nice lol

 

[allmIne]

On the other hand, the rollover minutes are a godsend when you are on the phone a great deal only once in a while.

Most months I barely use my minutes, using about half of my 450. In April I busted my knee, in May I had surgery. Between doctors appointments, updating my parents and girlfriend, and spending essentially almost two weeks in bed, I burned through all my month's minutes and ate into the rollover. Not by a ton, but I was glad I had the excess.

Most postpaid plans aren't going to be much cheaper than AT&T's for 450, and rollover might be gimmicky but it has the potential to save you some serious cash.

So true.