Does this data released by Pageonce seem nuts to anyone else? It claims that the average iPhone owner’s average monthly credit card expense is a shocking $6,872 a month.
Okay, yes, that “monthly expense” includes carried balance plus new charges, but jeez… that still seems absurdly high as an average, and I say that as a guy currently carrying more debt than that on his credit card (hey, planning an international move isn’t cheap!)
For that matter, Pageonce’s data on the average monthly mobile phone bill expense seems equally out-of-whack with my presumed reality: they say the average iPhone users spends an average of $164.91 on his wireless bill.
Even including apps and a 24-month subsidy, that just can’t be right…. and unfortunately, Pageonce has no thoughts on the matter themselves, basically throwing up their hands and inviting “hypotheses” from readers.
So informal poll time: how much is your average iPhone bill?
John Brownlee is a writer for Fast Company, and a contributing writer here at CoM. He has also written for Wired, Playboy, Boing Boing, Popular Mechanics, VentureBeat, and Gizmodo. He lives in Boston with his wife and two parakeets. You can follow him here on Twitter.
21 responses to “What? Average iPhone User’s Credit Card Statement Is Almost $7,000”
Nice information on credit cards.And now a days there are a lot of facilities offering by different banks so that to increase the user rate.And recently military credit cards are offering the best facilities.The best thing about this card is it automatically pays you the rewards in your account monthly without the usual $50 minimum like most credit cards.
That could not be true except if they are not putting the data for one year and even then that seems to be quite high for the average user.
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