Dr. Jones
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Still looking. Unemployment sucks. Got a few really good options though. Have some great relationships with many of the vendors I used to talk to.
Left for???
Still looking. Unemployment sucks. Got a few really good options though. Have some great relationships with many of the vendors I used to talk to.
Under Verizon's new plan, which it calls the "Share Everything Plan," all voice minutes and text messaging will be unlimited. Customers will pay a set access fee based on the type of device they use and can have multiple devices attached to the same account.
The access fee will be $40 for each smartphone, $30 for each basic wireless phone, $20 per laptop or PC-connecting USB device and $10 per tablet.
The second component of the new plan covers data usage shared between all of the account's network-connected devices.
The minimum monthly fee for data usage will be $50 for 1 Gigabyte, followed by $60 for 2 GB, $70 for 4 GB, $80 for 6 GB, $90 for 8 GB, and at the high end, $100 for 10 GB.
So a customer with a smartphone, a basic phone and a tablet would pay $80 per month for unlimited voice minutes and text messaging on those devices, plus an additional $70 for 4 GB of monthly data access shared between all devices, totaling $150 a month.
Verizon said the average customer data usage per smartphone is between 1 GB and 2 GB per month.
Existing customers will have the option to keep their current usage plans, but the new system will apply to all new customers, the company said Tuesday.
I opted to stay with my original plan as it's almost the same as yours. 2 smartphones and a basic phone with unlimited text and nationwide calling, our bill is slightly higher than yours, about $ 195 which may be due to MM fees or something I can't think of right now.
Which Droid did you get?
A 1GB shared plan with two phones would costs $130 a month in just data.
? you lost me there. Wouldn't you be paying $130 a month total for unlimited minutes, texts, and 1GB shared data?
Yes. Still way too much money IMO.
Yeah I agree but who are you with that you have equal or better plan for less?
Sprint.
dcr doesn't have a smartphone, and won't pay for data. He considered getting one when he heard that we could share our data, but likely not at this price, even though it will be cheaper in the end for us.Yeah I agree but who are you with that you have equal or better plan for less?
...dcr doesn't have a smartphone, and won't pay for data.
i just looked on Sprint and I don't see it. For the Family Unlimited plan the website says it starts at $209.98 for 2 smartphones. I understand that is apparently unlimited minutes, texts, and data but...thats $210
I have Sprint. Have 2 smartphones. My plan is unlimited everything accept minutes which I have 1500 IIRC. But you only burn minutes if you call a landline phone. All calls to ALL cells all carriers are not included. You still don't burn minutes on nights and weekends either. With those stipulations I have never come anywhere near close enough to burning 1500 minutes.
Total bill every month for both lines and phones unlimited text data etc... 138.00 thats after taxes and all.
I have Sprint. Have 2 smartphones. My plan is unlimited everything accept minutes which I have 1500 IIRC. But you only burn minutes if you call a landline phone. All calls to ALL cells all carriers are not included. You still don't burn minutes on nights and weekends either. With those stipulations I have never come anywhere near close enough to burning 1500 minutes.
Total bill every month for both lines and phones unlimited text data etc... 138.00 thats after taxes and all.
That is around what we have for 3 smart phones. We get unlimited text and data and never go over minutes....EVER. Most people we call are cell to cell so as you stated we never go over either.