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How much would an iPhone 3g monthly plan cost?

October 23rd, 2009
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Alex asked:


How much would an iPhone 3g monthly plan cost with 450 minutes, unlimited text messaging, and unlimited internet, access all the 3G stuff? It would help if you add taxes.

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  1. Amit
    October 26th, 2009 at 07:06 | #1
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    i think around $59.99

  2. MaryAnn
    October 29th, 2009 at 06:15 | #2
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    Here ya go .. as a reminder the messaging is not included in the pricing so unlimited messages will be $20 more per month
    Each plan comes bundled with unlimited data; $70 a month gets you 450 minutes and 5,000 night/weekend minutes so you will be paying $90 plus taxes per month

  3. Tim M
    October 31st, 2009 at 09:06 | #3
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    With which provider? It’s coming out for Rogers soon, and it’s going to be expensive. It will $199.99 for an 8GB and $299.99 for a 16GB on a 3-year contract. I’m sure that you’ll only be able to get that price if you sign up for a data/voice plan that’s $80.00 or so per month. With Rogers, add $7.45 for the monthly fees, and multiply by 1.13 for tax in Ontario. $98.82 is the total I got. There would be a $35.00 activation fee with Rogers, too. This may all be useless information to you, as you might not even be in Canada. Anyway, there ya go.

  4. clintmax2006
    November 3rd, 2009 at 05:36 | #4
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    I’ll break down the charges for you, but I do not know the tax rate where you are, so I’ll give you an example from where I live:

    The 450 minutes+5000N&W plan is $39.99
    The Data plan is $30.00
    The unlimited text plan (for an individual line) is $20.00

    So, you’re looking at $89.99 before taxes.

    The tax rate where I live is 7%

    That would make my monthly charge around $96.29. There are other fees though, not just taxes, so in reality my bill would probably be closer to $99.00. Maybe a little more.

    If you can find out what the sales tax rate is where you live you can figure yours out the same way.

    Good luck!

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