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£51 for 5GB of data, and unlimited voice and text. That's currently $82. Compare: $110 for 4GB and unlimited voice and text on Verizon & ATT, which includes t
by teilo 14y ago
£51 for 5GB of data, and unlimited voice and text. That's currently $82.
Compare:
$110 for 4GB and unlimited voice and text on Verizon & ATT, which includes tethering.
$90 for T-mobile's cheapest "4G" data plan, which is "unlimited" data, but not LTE, and has no tethering.
$80 for Sprint's crappy non-LTE coverage, but only 450 minutes of voice, and capped tethering. Otherwise $110 for unlimited everything, and capped tethering.
Sorry, but this must be a different definition of "really expensive" than I was previously aware of (hanging preposition be damned).
- ed209 14y ago£51 for 5GB of data is expensive. I'm in the UK and on t-mobile I pay £17 per month for unlimited data (not 4G though), all calls and all texts (well there are limits, but for my moderate/heavy usage it's as good as unlimited) and those calls include some international. And until this year, it also included a free handset, last one 20 months ago was a desire HD. So £10/GB does sound expensive.
- teilo 14y agoGranted. When I was in the UK on business, I brought an old Google Nexus One, and was able to get sim-only prepaid 3G voice and data dirt cheap. It was slow, though (Vodafone).
- rahoulb 14y agoI pay £7.50/month (+VAT which doesn't count as I'm VAT registered) for 5Gb on a data-only SIM with 3. Not LTE, but seeing those prices and I'm not going to be changing any time soon.
- Camillo 14y agoReally expensive by UK standards. Of course the US have much higher prices along the line due to their uncompetitive mobile market.
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