With all these price cut talks, you would think we are getting some kind of bargain. But I have 3 subsidized smartphones (2 galaxy s4, and iphone 5s) on my old

With all these price cut talks, you would think we are getting some kind of bargain. But I have 3 subsidized smartphones (2 galaxy s4, and iphone 5s) on my old AT&T 450 minute plan, and my bill is around $155/month (including fee & tax). For couple years, my bill was as low as $110/month, until we gradually grew out of $15/200mb data plan. Can you imagine paying $110/month for fully subsidized 3 smartphones? AT&T rolls over unused voice minutes, so 450 minutes is more or less unlimited. I don't have text plan, and with free texting applications, I have no use for it. But with forced bundling of unlimited voice and text, my bill would be $240/month. AT&T must hate its customers with old plans.