And You Thought Your Cell Plan Was Expensive

If you think your cell plan is expensive, let us introduce you to Voce. They are a premium cell phone service sold by Neiman Marcus and the MVNO supposedly has agreements will all GSM phone providers ensuring coast to coast. There is a $500 start up cost which gives you a “premium handset” with full insurance, accessories (Bluetooth headset, extra battery and 3 chargers) and sync software. But, looking at the above cellphones they don’t seem so premium.
The contract is easy though. A flat montly fee of $200 which provides unlimited domestic calling and roaming, unlimited messaging along with free live directory assistance and a “voice personal mobile assistant” who provides everything from technical support to driving instructions.


Price of convenience. For the rich and/ or famous/ important. Cant be bothered by figuring out what you can use where, just pay a little extra and get it all without questions. Sounds like a great service, that i would use if i needed to / was a super agent like Ari Gold.
you’re cell plan?
if I had the bank to pay $200 out of pocket every month and was a constant jet setting individual I’d go for it… although the phones are a bit lack luster… since it’s a GSM network I’m sure you could get your paws on a hawt unlocked overseas phone no problemo.
I think Jay-Z said it best
“Out the country, but the blueberry still connect”
Yeah, I sure thought I’m cell plan was expensive. :(
Highspeed?? I pay $30 after taxes- eat that Dan :-P
man that gold RAZR sure looks nice…even tho it is a piece of shit phone. I would go with that service if I had the money AND if they had a newer Treo, cuz I’ve had the 650 before but they newer ones look sweet.
-matt
Living in Canada, I just forked over $330 on my last bill… This seems like a good deal…
where is a good site that a phone from overseas could be picked up?
my father used to pay 200 a month on nextel for unlimited considering this covers all gsm networks its not really a bad price I wonder if that includes data though and if so.. I wonder if they’ll offer edge or umts