Why Don't People Get University Students

[WPCentral Question]

Srsly everyone,
I'm a university student at the iit BE College in west bengal and I hate when reviewers say "oh well the lumia 630 is only $50 more expensive than the 530 and a much better phone"
but that extra $50 can buy me 6 months worth of food so i really hate rich reviewers saying 'its only $50 more

 

[xandros9]

Well, money goes different distances in different places.
Here in the USA, I don't think there's any way $50 could be stretched to 6 months. (maaaaybe a week? few days? even for college students) An additional $50 doesn't seem like as much, but its a matter of relativity, you'll have to excuse them for that.

Even across the USA, how far $100 goes varies from area to area slightly.

 

[rdubmu]

The only way $50 would go months in the US is if you are buying discounted Top Ramen. $50 for me might last me a week for food if I was frugal. I am still waiting for a $800 top of the line Windows Phone to he tmobile.


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[rdubmu]

The only way $50 would go months in the US is if you are buying discounted Top Ramen. $50 for me might last me a week for food if I was frugal. I am still waiting for a $800 top of the line Windows Phone to he tmobile.


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Lastly only $50 is about a half of days work on Minimum wage in the US, so for the United States it isn't much money.




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[ShinraCorp]

I'm guessing you're living in a country where the minimum wage (if that even exists were you are) is extremely low. 50$ is low in North America, you only need to work for 5 hours in Canada to get 50$ (USA might be 6 around) however food prices here are higher, on average it costs around 100$ a month per person just for food.

 

[berty6294]

As stated above, it really depends on where you live. $50 will last me a day or two on food. If I decide to eat out then it will last me a meal lol