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For the price of my cell service, I get unlimited texts, data, and phone. IOW, might as well have been ‘FREE”

With my cell service, I get unlimited data, text and calls. And, if you were to follow all of my previous posts in this thread, I was comparing my cell service to my wired service before I got rid of the wired service. IOW, I 'upgraded' for the same price as my original wired service, which to me seems like a steal compared to what other people pay to get unlimited text, data, and phone. And, btw, I get NetFlix included for the same price as I was paying originally with my wired service. (I'm assuming you can guess what cell service company offers or offered Netflix with their plan).

So, yeah, if you want to equate 'included' as the same as 'not free', go right ahead. In any case, I'm not paying extra for the price, which is the same as my original wired service through Verizon.

To me, not having to pay extra for a better service, and getting 'more', means that, those extras 'might as well have been "free". I'm still paying, but, kind of 'free' in the context of what I used to pay for less features/less services.

“So, yeah, if you want to equate ‘included’ as the same as ‘not free’, go right ahead. “

You were the one that said included was not free.