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Just curious, but is it possible to give the costs for comparable contracts in other countries, too?
by kleiba 12y ago
Just curious, but is it possible to give the costs for comparable contracts in other countries, too?
- seszett 12y agoI'm paying 20€/month in France, for unlimited calls (to France and a large part of the world) and texts as well as 3 GB data (20 GB over 4G, but my phone can't use that). A phone isn't included in the contract (the contract can be stopped anytime) but my provider (Free) also sells phones on credit, say an iPhone 5s for 49€ one time payment and then 16€/month over 24 months. That makes a close equivalent of the US contract, for 38€/month or about 50$/month. Also, in reality I'm paying 4€/month for this contract for the first 12 months because of a promotion back in June.
- emixam 12y agoAlso noteworthy: you won't be charged if you use more than 3GB/month of data, only the download speed is reduced
- sergiosgc 12y agoI'm paying, in Portugal, ~100€/month for a plan that includes 100mbps fiber, land-line and service for four cellphones. National calls are unlimited. Data over fiber is unlimited. Data over cellphone is limited to 200MB per cellphone (add-ons to extend data usage exist). Cellphones themselves are not part of the plan.
- jnardiello 12y agoItaly is considered close to a third world country BUT as i can see it provides cheaper and better connectivity. No contract, unlimited data, unlimited minutes and unlimited texts (but no phone): 10€/month. On a 30 months contract with everything unlimited and an iPhone 5s will costa about 35€/month. Which means abput 50$/month.