Cell Phone, pay as you go or a plan?

Cassidy Pangrazio: If you get a pay as you go phone, AT&T or T-Mobile have good coverage and reception and they have some good prepaid phone plans. You can check them out at the link below. http://www.cellularonlinestore.com/prepaid/If you go with a regular contract service, Verizon is definitely the best coverage and reception, and yeah, most people I know have that one, too. But T-Mobile has the best prices for their plans, more minutes for less money than the other carriers. You can get a very cool FREE cell phone with a new plan from any of the major carriers at the site below. They have some great deals here.http://www.cellularonlinestore.com...Show more

Gus Leiby: I used a pre-paid telephone card whilst i necessary to call distant places. the interior of your capacity thank you to apply the cardboard is from a land line once you get a loose call to the a million-800 style on the cardboard after which you pay for the distant places bit (deducted from the cardbo! ard). you need to use the cardboard with your cellular telephone yet you're able to need cellular telephone minutes to call the a million-800 style looking on your plan. So in this occasion you perhaps pay for the a million-800 style (on your cellular telephone plan) plus the distant places style (on the cardboard). you need to use the cardboard from a public telephone. however you're calling a a million-800 style they'll deduct an astronomical quantity of minutes from the cardboard for the a million-800 style plus you pay for the distant places bit (on the cardboard). i've got never tried calling a US style with the cardboard....Show more

Tawny Grosskreutz: Actually, what kind of plan you have doesn't matter when getting signal (postpaid or prepaid plans). Signal usually depends on the company, what kind of cell phone you have, or places you're trying to call from. Always make sure you look at a service providers coverage map before deciding to get a cell phone from ! them.Well, since you have said that you don't talk a lot on th! e phone and you were thinking about going to Verizon. I would recommend getting a prepaid plan with Verizon. Their pay as you go plan offers you to talk for free with other Verizon customers at any time of day, also you can talk for free between 9pm to 6am with anyone that doesn't have Verizon, if you do want to talk during the day with someone that doesn't have Verizon, it's 10 cents a minute. The only hitch though is that they take 99 cents out of your account each night even if you don't use the phone. Though, their prepaid service is easy and you can buy their phone cards at basically any drug store.I have the Verizon pay as you go plan (which is called INpulse) right now and all I have to do is buy a $15 card every two weeks and I only use my phone to talk to my friends that have Verizon or after 9pm. The phone cards do come in different amounts, which are $15, $30, $50, $75, and $150.As for coverage with Verizon, I have NEVER had any problems with dropped calls or los! ing signal. I even live out in a rural area and I still get great coverage....Show more

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