Who has a iphone?

15 years ago

If I read this right, a person in CA is starting a class action suit against AT&T for the overcharging. Do you check you bill every month?

Just curious.

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vicki_lv_nv
15 years ago
Yes...I look mine over each and every month. And I have never seen a discrepancy. Good thing.
danihoney
15 years ago
Two IPhones and $200 a month. I keep looking for a discrepancy, but can't find one.
I'm pretty close to giving it up.
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I'm with Verizon and just knew I was going to order one one the first day. Went into the store today to look at phones with DH, heard about the insurance and warranty with the IPhone, came home with two Samsungs. I do love my IPad though.
tami_ohio
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We each have one. DH had his a year before me. He got it for the internet on the road so we could check gas prices and make reservations, keep track of the weather, ect. He has the unlimited connectivity.

I got mine last July. I needed something that I could keep track of my parent's medical stuff (and mine) that I would have on me at all times. Yes, I had gotten a pda, but I didn't alway have it with me. I ALWAYS have my phone. I got it just as the new one came out, so have the limited data connectivity, which has been fine for me. I don't text, either.

DS is on our plan and has a differnt phone. He texts all the time, and pays the extra charge for that.

Three phones, always around $143- $145 month depending on the billing days. I alway check the bill, no problems. They have been very helpful when someone switched something on their end and DH & I got texts, had the charges taken off, too. Have not heard about a billing law suit.

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joann23456
15 years ago
Two-iPhone family here (and one iPod Touch). I check the bill every month, but all has been well. My bill *is* a bit higher than before the iPhones, but that only seems fair, as we use the iPhones for internet and texting much more than our old phones.
User
15 years ago
I thought Canadians paid more than anyone else for cellular use. This thread makes me think someone lied........ I have an iPhone. My husband has a smart phone. Our bill's monthly total (both are on one bill) is $160.00. Seriously, some of you pay $100 for one phone?

Tami, is that for all three phones together, or each phone? If it's for all 3, you're getting a sweet deal, but what does it include on yours?

I have 500mb of data plan. Internet. Text messaging. Email. Took me forever, but I found my last bill on my service providers website. LOL I pay $68.25 for my phone. My husband pays $92 for his phone, but his plan is different. Sad thing is, he has no interent. No app's. No email...... We got him a long distance plan. This weekend, we're getting him a new phone. And a much cheaper data plan.........

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