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And my hair is now purplish/red again.

I now have a decent phone. So ring me people! My number hasn't changed but if you need it anyway just message me for it.

It would seem that the $22 plan was abolished on the first of June (Matt got his phone on the 31st of May), which is sucky sucky. In the end I chose to go on the $33 plan - it gives me $100 credit after the first 3 months, a cheaper call charge and more paid for calls. I'll just have to become a phone whore so I can get my money's worth. I can't believe there is a plan for $99 a month up to $500 in calls. When I first heard the ad for that I thought I was hearing wrong, I thought to myself "Who the fuck makes FIVE HUNDRED dollars worth of calls?!" (my largest bill being $11 or so) but I guess some people do. I'll be struggling to get my $33 worth I reckon.

So now I have to learn to use this thing.
- It has colour!
- It plays MP3s!
- It's a camera and also takes video!!
- It apparently has a GPS and compass!
- It's a notepad!
- It can store up to 500 contacts!
- It can make voice calls, SMS, image MS and video MS!!
- It's a sleek black colour so I can tell it apart from Matt's shiny silver one.
- And the 3 on it is holographic, ooooh

And this month I have 150 free SMS. So expect bizarre messages.

Comments

[tigernic.livejournal.com]

That's rather different to an ordinary person though, people who need to use their phone for work actually get reimbursed for it anyway, so in the end it's the companies that pay for it all, not the individual.