About 220 with 3 lines (2 iphones, I hate them so much, no more apple) and one regular. Unlimited data and texts. About 1500 shared minutes with unlimited mobile to mobile.
Me too, $72/ month, 700 minutes per month, for 2, of which my wife and I only use maybe 200. It's a phone and it's all I want.
You need a "less than 100.00" slot, my wife and I both have phones with net 10 and their 200 min. a month for 16 dollars and change, of course we use them like reasonable people should and hardly ever go over the 200 min. right now she has over 2000 min. on hers and I have 1200 on mine, my phone can take pictures which I hardly ever do, I can get on the internet which I never have etc. etc. I'm happy and so is my wife. Whats funny is that my son and daughter has some high priced service and my phone usually has a signal in places that theirs don't
$181 on average. Have health insurance current on all payments etc. two iPhones and a droid
Mine is a radio, camera, gps, starfinder, map, email checker, calculator, flashlight, reminder, weather radar, clock, video player, stock market checker, and a restaurant finder. I very rarely use it as a phone, but it does that too. I pay $200/month for 3 of them.
about 175 a month with 2 iphones4 and one iphone3g all unlimited data as we got grandfathered in on the old att plan
For my wife I paid $90 for a touch screen phone (minimal web browsing, a "feature" phone they call it) with 1450 minutes & 14 months of service. Tracfone + coupon codes you can find online.
Bought another one for my kids, they are getting old enough to need one occasionally. Everybody is thrifty with their minutes, so the minutes have actually been racking up over the years.
That works out to about $12.86 a month for two phones. That would barely cover the fees and taxes on a "real" phone.
Work pays for my iphone. I like it, but I would not buy one for myself. I probably would pay for a cheap, prepaid wireless internet device (MiFi) if I had to.
Bought another one for my kids, they are getting old enough to need one occasionally. Everybody is thrifty with their minutes, so the minutes have actually been racking up over the years.
That works out to about $12.86 a month for two phones. That would barely cover the fees and taxes on a "real" phone.
Work pays for my iphone. I like it, but I would not buy one for myself. I probably would pay for a cheap, prepaid wireless internet device (MiFi) if I had to.
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