Canadian mobile phone providers

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Consumers in the U.S., Canada and Spain have among the highest mobile phone bills in the world, according to an OECD ( Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which surveyed its 30 member countries) report.

Canadian users who were classified as mid-range users paid on average a total of $500.63 a year for 780 calls, sending or receiving 600 text messages and eight video messages per year.

Spain placed second, spending an average of $503.26 a year and the United States was found to be the most expensive place to have a cell phone, with users paying an average of $635.85 annually for their service plans.

Users in the Netherlands, Finland and Sweden paid the lowest rates out of 30 countries surveyed, with the average yearly cost at $133.60.