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“Put It On My Bill”

Keyan Riddick   /  May 3, 2012
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This week Google has expanded its allowance to charge purchased items on the Play Store, 1: for more than just apps and 2: to more carriers. Guess what? No Verizon in site, just my luck. But for you others out there, enjoy being able to purchase apps, books, movies, and music and not having to pay for it at that exact moment, but just wait for the bill to come in. (Watch the first month come in icon wink )

The new updated list seems to be as followed:

  • Germany: T-Mobile International, Vodafone
  • Italy: Vodafone
  • Japan: DoCoMo, KDDI, Softbank
  • Korea: KT, SKT, LGU+
  • Spain: Vodafone
  • UK: T-Mobile International, Vodafone
  • US: AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile

Note that AT&T is not fully active now, but we should repost when that becomes true, enjoy your content on credit.

Carrier billing now available on Sprint Android phones

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By Keyan Riddick
Keyan is a college student who has an intense passion for mobile technology, especially that which revolves around Android. He tries to get his hands on every device that gets released and also on as much Android related swag as possible. You can catch him always connected to his social network, if you have help, a question, or just want to chat.

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  • Florian Monfort

    What about France ?

    • Tony Simons

      Hopefully it will be available there soon, but unfortunately we have no details. :(

  • Tony Simons

    FINALLY! It’s about time Verizon took the back seat on something, LOL. (Sorry Key!)

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