Understanding “phone bills” is a practical and relevant topic for ESL learners, just like you, as it equips you with essential life skills. Navigating the complexities of phone plans, data usage, international calling rates, and potential overcharges is crucial for independent living in an English-speaking environment. Learning today’s vocabulary empowers you to confidently manage your finances, avoid unexpected costs, and communicate effectively with customer service representatives if any issues arise. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Billing Cycle (Noun): The recurring period for which a phone service provider issues a bill, often monthly.

2. Overage (Noun): A charge applied when a customer exceeds the limits of their phone plan, such as extra data or minutes used.

3. Roaming (Noun / Verb): The use of a phone outside the network area covered by the user’s carrier, often resulting in additional charges.

4. Data Plan (Noun): A mobile phone service plan that includes a set amount of data for internet access.

5. Late Fee (Noun): A charge added to the bill if payment is made after the due date.

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