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pretty much everyone outside the US, afaik...
by herval 13y ago
pretty much everyone outside the US, afaik...
- toomuchtodo 13y agoHonestly I had no idea. I have TMO in the US, and haven't paid for texting (unlimited) in years.
- raverbashing 13y agoWell, "not paying" would be more accurate. If you're paying for unlimited text it's not free. Other places may have a fee for SMS but the monthly payment is still much lower than in the US And yes, I'd rather have my phone, and pay less per month then get a phone "for free" but shell out $100 per month
- toomuchtodo 13y agoI pay $50/month for unlimited calling, text, and data (5GB LTE speeds, then 2G) on T-Mobile. I pay outright for the phone (had a GalaxyNexus, moved to iPhone 5s). Its really not a bad deal. Disclaimer: T-Mobile customer for 13 years.
- raverbashing 13y agoTrue, not a bad deal at all Some comparison values: With 20€ per month on Ireland (pre-payed) one can get 250Mb AND Free calls in the network + free texts AND the 20€ for calls to other networks http://www.meteor.ie/pay-as-you-go/anytime-all-in/?linkid=payg_plans http://www.meteor.ie/pay-as-you-go/anytime-all-in/?linkid=pa... (if you go contract, the 20€ get you 1Gb Internet + 200Mins + Unlimited texts)
- toomuchtodo 13y agoThat is a shockingly low amount for prepaid data. T-Mobile has a $30/month unlimited (5GB 4G, then 2G) data and text plan (100 voice minutes).
- lowkeykiwi 13y agonah. lots of countries have mobiles on plan with unlimted texts included as an option. UK, Aussie, NZ, to name a few.