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Samsung has got to keep the price down for people to keep switching. I dont want to pay 200 down for the next phone for tmobile
Samsung has got to keep the price down for people to keep switching. I dont want to pay 200 down for the next phone for tmobile
On Twitter, Quandt said that the 128GB Note 9 in the UK will cost 899 GBP while the 512GB model will sell for 1099 GB. Converted to USD, that works out to around $1165 and $1424, respectively. The final price that U.S. consumers see will likely be lower, but this does give us some context for what to expect.
Sorry. But, that's the T-mobile reality now. I have voiced my displeasure on this bad plan a few times. There are other ways to change this. But, T-mobile seems intent on disuading people from upgrading moreover than once a year, even though they will let you every 30 days. How nice of them.Samsung has got to keep the price down for people to keep switching. I dont want to pay 200 down for the next phone for tmobile
Seem to pretty much give them away in the US. Unbelievable cheap deals there.Prices in other countries don't equate to the US. The base model will most likely be pretty close, if not the same, as the Note8. That's just my prediction of course.
Seem to pretty much give them away in the US. Unbelievable cheap deals there.
Out of interest what do you pay and what do you get? I pay $50 per month (South Australia) with our biggest telco, Telstra, and I get unlimited calls/text and 30gb data. Bearing in mind we don't have free wifi everywhere like I think you do. I have for the past ½ doz years bought phone outright because it works out cheaper. Also we don't have trade in schemes and the like.Yeah, but the US pays a fortune for cell service compared to other nations, the carriers eat phone costs to keep us in payment plans on their network.
That's a bit more than here, but deals vary. I pay £18 for 30GB unlimited calls / txt . Note 8 cost £869 direct.Out of interest what do you pay and what do you get? I pay $50 per month (South Australia) with our biggest telco, Telstra, and I get unlimited calls/text and 30gb data. Bearing in mind we don't have free wifi everywhere like I think you do. I have for the past ½ doz years bought phone outright because it works out cheaper. Also we don't have trade in schemes and the like.
Out of interest what do you pay and what do you get? I pay $50 per month (South Australia) with our biggest telco, Telstra, and I get unlimited calls/text and 30gb data. Bearing in mind we don't have free wifi everywhere like I think you do. I have for the past ½ doz years bought phone outright because it works out cheaper. Also we don't have trade in schemes and the like.
What do you mean......per line? My note cost me about $1350AU when it came outI pay approximately $40 per line here in the states for 4 lines and additional lines are $20. That is for unlimited everything. And there are a lot of places that offer free wi-fi for their guests.
What do you mean......per line? My note cost me about $1350AU when it came out
So "per line" means per month??He's talking about the service. He either paid the phone completely or in monthly installments plus the cost of the data plan.