Poll: Your cell/mobile phone bill.

[Dags90]

1 British pound sterling = 1.6102 US dollars.
1 Euro = 1.2893 US dollars.

Please, lets keep this in American dollars for easy comparison. [footnote]Canadian and Australian can be considered at parity. [/footnote]

Now that's cleared up, lets compare penis sizes phone bills.

What should be included:
Your Carrier.
Your country.
Your monthly cost (average if pay as you go).
Your monthly allowances on media, MMS, SMS, and mobile internet. (average if pay as you go)
Your current make/model of phone.
Any other relevant misc. information about your plan, family plans, work subsidy, whatever.

Por ejemplo:
Carrier: AT&T (aka, The Death Star)
Country: U.S.
Monthly cost: $85
Monthly allowance: Unlimited text, MMS, and data. 450 minutes w/ rollover.
Current phone: Motorola Atrix 4G.
I had 36,000 rollover minutes accumulated the last time I checked.

 

[Rascarin]

Carrier: 3 Mobile
Country: UK
Cost: £25 ($40.255)
Allowance: Unlimited internet, 3000 3-3 minutes, 1000 regular minutes and.... loads of texts. I can't remember how many.
Phone: HTC Explorer

 

[SciMal]

Carrier: T-Mobile.
Country: USA
Mean Monthly Cost: $33
Monthly Allowance on Media: Unlimited (First 5GB @ 4G speeds)
Current Phone: Nokia Lumia 710 (Windows Phone 7.5)
Misc. Info: My plan is a No-Contract @ 100 minutes (I average less than 30/mo.), Unlimited Text, and Unlimited Data.

 

[SomeLameStuff]

Carrier: Singtel
Country: Singapore
Phone: Nokia X1-01

I'm using a $20 prepaid card (about US$17-18) and I've gone a year without topping it up.

I don't use my phone much at all.

 

[DoPo]

Carrier: Orange
Country: UK
Monthly cost: £16 (<$40, can't be bothered to make the correct calculation)
Monthly minutes: 100
Monthly texts: loads (I think unlimited or near enough for me)
Monthly Internet: 250MB
Current make/model of phone: Samsung Galaxy S

 

[Evil Smurf]

haha! I don't have a phone because I would spend so much money on it!

 

[MammothBlade]

Carrier: T-Mobile
County: UK
Monthly cost: £15 ($<40)
Monthly minutes:300
Monthly texts:300
Monthly internet: N/A
Current make/model: not telling but it's a robust slider phone with a proper keypad.

 

[Dags90]

I seem to have a particularly awful cell phone plan...I can't believe how little people in the UK pay. I wish I could buy less minutes. I don't talk much on the phone. I think 200 minutes a month and unlimited mobile-to-mobile would do it.

 

[Kae]

Well I used to have a cell phone but just like with everything else I lost it, though it's not like it matters I didn't even use it too much, I had a pre-paid plan with Telcel [small](Monopoly México!)[/small], and I used to recharge 10$ around every 3 months and I never ran out of credit, to tell the truth I don't like phones or speaking with people all that much, so I have no use for one.

 

[Andy Shandy]

Your Carrier - Virgin Mobile
Your country - UK (Scotland, to be specific)
Your monthly cost - £5
Your monthly allowances - No idea except for 500 free texts a month which is far more than I every use, pretty sure it's high amount of minutes as well, more than I'll ever need anyway
Your current make/model of phone - Samsung Tocco (might be Tocco Lite, not sure)
Any other relevant misc. information - Free calls to other Virgin Mobile users, cheaper price because we have Virgin cable and internet and all that jazz.

 

[Stasisesque]

Carrier: O2
Country: UK
Monthly Cost: £21
Allowances: 200 free minutes, unlimited SMS, 10 MMS, 500mb data
Phone: Galaxy Nexus

I never use all of my minutes, and am hoping I can downgrade to the 250mb data bolt on in March as I have never even hit 200mb used and this would save me £6 a month.

 

[Ed130 The Vanguard]

Carrier: Telecom
Country: New Zealand
Monthly cost: Around $15 NZD ($12.30 USD)
Monthly plan: 120 megs a month, $12.00
Model: Samsung Galaxy I-9000

 

[Shinsei-J]

Carrier: Telstra
Country: Australia
Monthly cost: $20
Monthly allowance: Don't know, I never go over so I forgot.
Model: Iphone 3

I hardly use my phone, I should, but I don't.

 

[Trippy Turtle]

I don't even know where my phone is. Whenever I do have it, its only used for my parents to annoy me. I talk to my friends through other means.
the only thing it costs me is precious minutes of my life when my dad is annoying me about keeping it on me.

 

[Yopaz]

Carrier: Chess
Country: Norway
Monthly cost: Around $20
Monthly plan: 500 MB a month
Model: Nokia E7-00

I also get 2000 free text messages and 3600 free minutes to call people with the same carrier as me. I'd say this is a pretty sweet deal.

 

[Doogan]

Carrier: Vodafone
Country: UK
Monthly cost: £20
Monthly minutes: 100
Monthly texts: 300
Monthly Internet: 250MB
Current make/model of phone: Samsung Galaxy S

 

[Tippy]

Since I'm an employee of my phone company I don't pay anything

Carrier: Telecom
Country: New Zealand
Monthly cost: $0
Monthly plan: 150 MB a month
Model: Samsung Galaxy i5500

 

[Joccaren]

No idea to any of those, but that's because I almost never use my mobile phone. I really don't need to when I'm sitting at home with a PC and Skype infront of me, and its rare that I need to when I leave the house - I usually have everything in order before I go.

 

[KingsGambit_v1legacy]

I'm on TMobile in the UK. I am lucky however that I have a lifetime 50% (Friends & Family) discount with them, so any tariff I choose, I only pay half. So I get a pretty good deal.

Carrier: TMobile
Country: UK
Monthly cost: £21 (normally double).
Monthly plan: 2000 mins (1000 of which can be used to call International, freephone, special rate numbers), Practically unlimited SMS and unlimited data.
Model: Samsung Galaxy S2