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This seems pretty expensive actually. $13/GB + $20 per month versus my Verizon plan that's ~$120/mo for 12GB of data. This plan would turn into $170. I usually
by sargun 10y ago
This seems pretty expensive actually. $13/GB + $20 per month versus my Verizon plan that's ~$120/mo for 12GB of data. This plan would turn into $170. I usually go to about 60-80% of my data plan (tethering and such), which at the lower bound still doesn't make sense.
- LukeShu 10y agoThough they seem very data-centric, their other pricing is pretty cheap. $20/mo for unlimited voice+text is pretty competitive.
- stanleydrew 10y agoWe get that a lot. The point of our plan is true flexibility. In a month where you only use 1GB of data our plan is clearly better. In a month where you use all 8GBs it's worse. You can't perfectly predict how much you'll use beforehand. And some people prefer to know they'll always pay for what they use, rather than signing up to be part of a system where they're occasionally subsidizing heavier data users.
- bpicolo 10y agoYou can certainly predict it more reliably than 1 vs 8
- M4v3R 10y agoAre all data plans in the US so expensive? I live in Poland and I pay around $12/month for unlimited LTE (32Mbps down, 20 Mbps up in my area). $13 per month seems absurd.
- Zekio 10y agoSeems like poland have the best carrier plans O.o
- maxerickson 10y agoMore or less. At least 4g. There's tens of millions of people willing to pay the current prices so they don't go down.