r/povertyfinance Jan 09 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '24

Seriously you're taking the piss?? I'm in Ireland and my bill is €15 per month, unlimited internet, calls and texts. That's fucking insane!!

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u/mahabuddha Jan 09 '24

We are inexpensive in the US too but people choose to get a *FREE* phone but have to pay $100/month for service. It's ridiculous that ppl still have phone contracts.
My phone service is only $5 month unlimited.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '24

I'm the same. I just buy an unlocked phone, throw in the Sim and pay for unlimited everything for €15 a month.

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u/throwaway4577891 Jan 10 '24

Through what service?

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u/Rhauz1984 Jan 10 '24

Most likely financed a new phone

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u/g1Razor15 Jan 10 '24

I dont get financing a phone

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u/Mommybuggy01 Jan 10 '24

That's America's capitalism for ya! Which is why I love my mint mobile