Welcome to the country that loves to shout about the virtues of the free market almost as much as it loves captured markets.
Just wait until you see US medical bills.
Just wait until you see US medical bills.
I could have gone with $15/mo if I didn't use so much data.
You can spend more but you're basically just paying for the privilege of having a provider that more readily offers flagship phones subsidized via contract.
with "unlimited data" that is capped at 15g. unfortunately it's the only provider that works where we live in Michigan
I have a friend on the police/emergency responder ATT network (FirstNet) and he said he's NEVER had it slow down since those EIMIs get priority routing. I'm sure someone in telco network operations could explain this even better than I can.
Its even more extreme than that, they have their own frequencies.
On the top tier plan it's $70.
* 2 lines is $60/line ($120)
* 3 lines is $50/line ($150)
And you have to regularly shop around. Do you want more data or voice? Do you want international roaming? International calling? Spotify? Netflix? Hulu?
I, for example have a T-Mobile Magenta Plus. It also includes, Netflix, Apple TV+, Paramount+ (the Star Trek Channel), and Spotify. Those services are $40 separately.