No you do not have to pay any kind of monthly fee for the iPod touch although I'm not sure about the iPad I don't think so but DONT TAKE MY WORD FOR IT you have to pay money for any kind of phone though exept those little tracfones
No, is the general answer for any non-contract 'phone service, almost by definition. The alternative to a contract is Pay As You Go, and as the name implies you pay as much as you wish when you wish, although it's obviously sensible to maintain a balance sufficient for your likely needs. However some if not all companies insist that you make a minimum number of calls in, say, 6 months, to keep the number "alive". If you don't use your portable telephone very often, as I don't, you have to remember to do this!
No company actually gives you a free device. You pay for it in your contract - as a monthly fee.
ATT wireless does offer a no contract option for coverage. It is called "Go Phone". With this option you pay a monthly fee with no annual contract.
NO monthly fee. That is what is nice about it.
NO! ipods dont have a contract therefore you will not have to pay any fees, except the purchase fee, to have an ipod. although, there are some apps that might ask you to pay monthly.
No.
No.
If you signed up for a contract (3G,4G, etc) on an ipad mini theres usually a monthly fee to the service provider. I'm currently not aware of any monthly charge. You could of signed up for a subscription or something on the store.
I've just had a quick look at their web-site - and as far as I can see, all you pay is an annual fee of £60+VAT or a monthly fee of £5.99+VAT. There is no contract as such - but you may lose money if you cancel early after paying the annual fee !
The only way to get a 'free' iPhone - is to get one on a contract with a mobile phone company. However - it will never be truly free - as you pay for it with the monthly 'rental' fee during your minimum term of the contract.
Yes, you must pay monthly membership fee.
No. Once you buy the game there is no monthly fee.
A fee you pay every month for some kind of service.