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billyp-rva
4 months ago
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Airlines are charging solo passengers higher fares...
Cell phone lines only $30/line when you buy six. What, you don't have a family of six? Weird.
mattgreenrocks
4 months ago
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Or when you switch to an MVNO :)
skirmish
4 months ago
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Then it's one line, $10 / month.
kristjansson
4 months ago
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For the privilege of using the hand-me-down data of carrier's network (i.e. getting deprioritized in any situation where the network is congested)
sgerenser
4 months ago
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USMobile gets you Verizon’s network at the same priority as Verizon customers. $390/year for “unlimited” data (but really 100GB/mo at high speed).
mattgreenrocks
4 months ago
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Yep, that’s who we use. It is half the cost of VZW’s cheapest plan with more data and better QCI. The latter aspect turns out mattering a lot more than I thought.
chgs
4 months ago
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Why is American cell phone service so expensive?
anonymars
4 months ago
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In comparison to what..? Vietnam? Canada?
chgs
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Other G7 countries. Unlimited data is about $15 a month in the uk, 150G is even less
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