that's... well interesting. Seems pretty spendy, especially when you've already forked out $400-$600 for the phone itself. They could have atleast given you more than 50mb for $60. I think they can do better.
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hey, if you're going overseas enough to incur massive data charges, you can AFFORD any iPhone plan.
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I would say a majority of the time those who are traveling overseas are traveling for business, and I dont know anyone who likes to spend a lot of money, regardless of whether or not they can afford it.
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if you think it's expensive, show how you can get it cheaper on any other American Carrier
otherwise, it's proper market value =T
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I was disagreeing with the comment stating that if someone could afford to travel oversees, they could afford high charges. And AT&T does charge more per megabyte than other carriers.
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wah wah wah...
Then just don't use your iPhone overseas. (People who travel THAT much have a company iPhone, or a laptop.)
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T-Mobile offers an unlimted blackberry email feature for international roaming @ $19.99/mo.
The only downside to that is it does not include web browsing.
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considering ATT only has the iphone, it's kind of hard to show a cheaper comparision.
With Blackberry data add-ons, there is no roaming charges for data use internationally. T-Mobile's total internet addons don't charge for international data roaming either.
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T-Mobile's current internet add-ons DO charge for roaming internationally. They did not used to, but starting in 2003 they began charging for it. The same goes for Blackberry service.
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The price is comparable to Verizon's lowered Blackberry rates, but you get unlimited data with the BB.
iPhone with data & 450 minutes - 59.99. Add 24.95 for 20mb international data = 84.94
VZW Blackberry with data & 450 minutes, plus additional $20 for overseas roaming w/ unlimited data: 89.98.
So VZW's price is only five bucks more, and you get unlimited data instead of being capped at 20mb.
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correct, but the iphone is the only phone with an actual built in web browser which, when you use it, incurs a HELL of a lot more data usage than just a mobile browser. trust me, i've seen $10,000 phone bills from people traveling using their iphones. i'd rather pay 60$ than 10 grand.
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