$2000 iPhone (was Re: iPhone Rate Plans are up)
LuKreme
kremels at kreme.com
Wed Jun 27 09:28:29 PDT 2007
On 27-Jun-2007, at 05:01, Charles Dyer wrote:
> I currently have a 300 minute plan. I have _never_ gone over; I got
> my bill for last month on Monday, and it showed 174 minutes usage,
> which is on the low side, usually it's more like 240 minutes. What
> do y'all _do_, _live_ on the damn things?
My mobile phone is my primary phone. Mobile phons are primary phones
for a lot of people I know.
> I have T-Mobile's 'Faves' plan. That means that the five numbers I
> call most often are free. I also have their mobile-to-mobile plan;
> any call I make to another T-Mobile phone is free. Given that at
> least 40% of my calls are to four numbers, two of which are T-
> Mobile phones are the other two are in my Faves, my _real_ usage is
> about 400 or so minutes a month... which is still well within the
> 450 limit.
I could probably drop my 'real' minutes in half with the 'faves'
plan, but it means a new phone.
> Perhaps the reason why I _don't_ live on my cell is because of the
> way my first cell phone contract was set up. Digicel, in the
> Caribbean, offered a plan with 80 (yes, that's eighty) minutes,
> outgoing only. _Incoming_ calls were free. Outgoing calls, over 80
> minutes, I paid for. I stayed inside 80 minutes. Old habits die hard.
If it were up to me, we wouldn't even have a landline. I look upon
it as a $25 donation to Vonage every month :/
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