iPhone service plan charges
p2pnet.net news:- Anyone who still wants an iPhone after learning they’ll be forced to open an iTunes account to get rolling, and pay AT&T $175 if they change their minds, may also want to think about signing up for something else – a bank overdraft.
“We want to make choosing a service plan simple and easy, so every plan includes unlimited data with direct Internet access,” says Steve Jobs, according to CBTech, which goes on:
“Each plan includes the following: unlimited data and email, unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling, 200 (really?) SMS text messages, and roll-over minutes. You can upgrade to more text messaging, but it’s a bit disconcerting that even the $99 plan doesn’t include at least an increase of 100 SMS text messages. As for plan choices, here they are – finally!! -: $59.99 gets you 450 minutes of talk time; $79.99 results in 900 minutes; and $99.99 will net you 1,350 minutes.”
You’ll also have to pay a $36 activation fee.
iPhones cost $500 or $600, depending on capacity.
Also See:
pay AT&T $175 – $175 to break AT&T iPhone deal, June 22, 2007
CBTech – Apple And AT&T Reveal Calling Plans For iPhone, June 26, 2007
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June 27th, 2007 at 8:40 am
unlimited data and email sounds good. but i think i will wait until a pay as you go version is offered.
June 27th, 2007 at 6:43 pm
Meaning you’d never see these in Canada, the world will end the very moment Bell or Rogers offers an Unlimited data plan for cheap.