This morning I received a friendly text message from AT&T to let me know that I had surpassed my 200MB usage and they would be billing me an additional $15 for another 200MB. After consulting with my boyfriend, I learned how to check the usage amount on my phone and discovered I had actually used 396MB. Realizing that I would soon get another friendly text message I upped my rate plan to the 2GB plan for $25. Hopefully this will cover anything through the end of the month and I can reevaluate my usage on the next billing cycle.
The problem is that an iPhone is not just a phone, it is also an iPod. I have run into this problem before with my iPods, where I hear a song I like and I simply download it. Then iTunes suggests three or four other songs I like equally as much and I download them. This problem is merely limited to my bank account on the iPods as it requires a separate Internet connection to download said songs. On the iPhone, I merely have to think of a song and no matter where I am I can have it in only a few seconds. Impulse control has never been my strong suit, especially in regards to music. On top of these song downloads, I spent a considerable amount of time and data downloading apps that I wanted. Of course, forgetting that I am no longer covered under the unlimited data plan AT&T used to offer.
Other than this, the Weight Watchers app is already proving very useful and I am happy with the choice I made. Though, I still reach for my old HTC when leaving the house.
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