← Back to context Comment by Altho 3 years ago Most European countries have had unlimited SMS way before messaging apps where a thing 4 comments Altho Reply omnimus 3 years ago Not true at all. Most european countries are still pay per message. dns_snek 3 years ago Maybe on prepaid (pay per use) SIM cards.Even cheapest monthly subscriptions have at least 500 messages per month bundled, with more typical monthly plans (~$15/mo) having unlimited calls, SMS/MMS messages and around 30 GB of 4G/5G data. Altho 3 years ago As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans. alvarlagerlof 3 years ago Damn
omnimus 3 years ago Not true at all. Most european countries are still pay per message. dns_snek 3 years ago Maybe on prepaid (pay per use) SIM cards.Even cheapest monthly subscriptions have at least 500 messages per month bundled, with more typical monthly plans (~$15/mo) having unlimited calls, SMS/MMS messages and around 30 GB of 4G/5G data. Altho 3 years ago As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans. alvarlagerlof 3 years ago Damn
dns_snek 3 years ago Maybe on prepaid (pay per use) SIM cards.Even cheapest monthly subscriptions have at least 500 messages per month bundled, with more typical monthly plans (~$15/mo) having unlimited calls, SMS/MMS messages and around 30 GB of 4G/5G data.
Altho 3 years ago As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans.
Not true at all. Most european countries are still pay per message.
Maybe on prepaid (pay per use) SIM cards.
Even cheapest monthly subscriptions have at least 500 messages per month bundled, with more typical monthly plans (~$15/mo) having unlimited calls, SMS/MMS messages and around 30 GB of 4G/5G data.
As far as I know Belgium, France, Germany, the UK, Greece and I think Spain and Italy have very popular unlimited sms phone plans.
Damn