Whats your average cell phone bill?

[Nightingale 0]

$70-$75, including unlimited web and email, 400 minutes, and text messaging, and insurance.

[Orchid 0]

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AT&T;;;3 phones plus one BB...180.00 a month

Tmobile...3 phones + BB + worldwide calling...unlimited call/text/mms ....... 130.00 a month.

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[tetra316 0]

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Blackberry with Sprint. Unlimited Data, email and internet usage for about $40 a month. No voice plan though.

I can also make free calls anywhere in the US either from my computer or via the video phone, and I don't even use the telephone land line.

Sucks to be you.

Same here plus I have the voice plan.

But I'm on a family plan with my parents and we ended getting free upgrades to data due to some billing issues.

[DrewEckhardt 0]

$110 to sprint including a 20% discount from signing up whilst working for another employer.

3 phones, unlimited calls between the phones, unlimited text, 1500 minutes to talk to other people

[silent_pumpkin 0]

Verizon
-2 (older, non-smart) phones w/ 2 yr agreement
-250 texts per phone
-700 shared minutes
-Unlimited night+weekend/network minutes
-Family plan + 20% employer discount on part of our bill
=~$73/mo

[karenmeal 0]

Verizon, 2 phones, 450 minutes, no texting = $49.99

My family and close friends all have verizon so I have unlimited talk time with them. It's a good deal.

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[MakeItHappen 15]

I think the more important number is the actual minutes used divided by monthly cost.
ie how much do you actually pay per minute?

I have a pre-paid plan about $250 spent over 2.5 years & have 50 minutes left.
Of course, I'm not a phone person.

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[Shell666 0]

$45 per month

200 anytime minutes
unlimited talk, texting and video with my 5 favourite numbers
free evenings (after 7pm) and weekends calling

My friend is in the business and takes good care of me.

Plus, I use my cell phone for MY convenience, not everyone elses so I don't need a plan that covers 8 millions texts or calls all day long (they can call me at work!)

'Shell

[pilotsR4pimps 0]

My parents pay it for me. Unlimited everything. I mean, why shouldn't they. I am a 25 year old college student, living at home, getting the G.I BIll who just got divorced..... i scrape by.....

[d_squared431 0]

I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

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[iluvtofly 0]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

What's a land line?

[silent_pumpkin 0]

no land line

[wolfriverjoe 1,523]

Yes, land line.
I have a bad habit of letting my battery go dead.

I also will talk for quite a while with certain people. If I start the call on the cell, I usually ask them to call back on the LL to continue the call.

But I don't have long distance on the LL, so I only pay about $25/mo

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[LisaH 0]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

I have landline for my internet.

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[normiss 801]

esacto!

I do have magicjack for conference calls when working from home though...although that 866 number is on my free list with ATT.

[BillyVance 34]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

No land line anymore with the phone company. Over a year ago I switched to cable. I get all my phone calls through cable. Good thing too, because I tore up the buried phone line in the front yard when I regraded it.

The cable line goes overhead along with the power line. Being that I don't foresee moving any time soon, I can do without replacing the phone line.

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[Orchid 0]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

no land lines, I got tired of the telemarketers!

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[DrewEckhardt 0]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

Not really.

The phone company wouldn't sell me DSL without a voice line, so I got the cheapest service possible (a metered business line where even local calls cost money) and didn't connect a phone to it.

[Nataly 38]

I get 1000 anytime anynetwork minutes & 800 texts.

I pay £20 per month.

No landline.

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[normiss 801]

No naked DSL!

stoopid marketing division...

[likestojump 3]

5 lines with Sprint sharing 1240 minutes.
nights starting at 6pm
first incoming minute free
"pick 5" option
free sprint to sprint
unlimited SMS
free roaming
free airave (femtocell)
data plan on one line

$77.06 a month

[Slowfaller 0]

My first bill was $191.xx and my second was $22.xx for unlimited data, text and 450 minutes using an iphone 3gs on at&t. It should be about $50-$60 per month once things are back to normal. I get a 50% discount on the plans; minutes, text and data.

With Tmobile I was paying around $80 using the G1.

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[Gawain 0]

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I was wondering out of everone who has replied to this post who has land lines as well?

I always have a land-line. Phone company COs (Central Offices) are very robust, usually able to provide dial-tone during power outages. Old technology to be sure, but reliability that wireless has yet to come close to. I use my land line for international long distance (which I do a bit) since I was able to tie-in an LD carrier with really good rates to Asia.

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[Bolas 5]

Around $90

AT&T
Work discount
Non smartphone but close to one
900 minutes w/rollover
Unlimited Data and Text
Enterprise Messaging

Also have Vonage as service at my house is spotty sometimes. Well, that and 2+ hour conference calls eat up minutes fast.

Able to expense almost all my Internet, mobile, and home phone costs so about $50 or less for me total out of pocket.

I have Google Voice too but haven't done anything with it yet.

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[JohnMitchell 16]

We have 5 phones with Verizon, shared minutes 1400/month and a 10 # calling circle. We hardly use 500 minutes/month, but 1400 is the minimum. No texting, much to our kids' dismay. Runs $142 a month. We're done with our contract next May and intend to shop around.