best cell phone plans 2009
best cell phone plans 2009
What’s the best Cell Phone Plan?
We have tried ….
AT&T (before it took over Cingular) And we hated it
Then we tried Cingular (before it was taken over AT&T) and we liked it, but we hate AT&T so we aren’t going back
Now we have T-Mobile and the service Freaken SUCK! no bars anywhere! And the phones they have available are cheap and crappy. We have to deal with this another year.
After 2009, what is another cell phone plan that is good? I’m talking family plans, resanoble prices, good cell phones availbable, and a small unlimited texting fee.
thanks 
Verizon.. I tried out t-mobile and at&t at the same time as verizon and they both stank. Their signal was choppy and dropped a lot of calls not to mention that the reception always had a weird sound on all the phones I tried from at&t and t-mobile.
Verizon works everywhere and the reception is better than my land line phone!
Get Verizon, you won’t be sorry.. also they make the nicest phones! I got the LG Dare.. sweet. google the reviews or check it out on verizonwireless.com
Good Luck!
best cell phone plan With Global Mobile 1
It seems as if everyone has a cellular phone these days. In fact, in many lines of business, it is impossible to complete your job without one. Many of the major carriers require a long-term commitment in order to get the best deals on their phones. Additionally, you have got to have a high enough credit score to qualify. A prepaid cell phone plan means that you do not have to commit to the long-term contract and in many cases you will pay less for your wireless phone than you would with a contract.
If you have a mobile phone on contract and decide you would like to change carriers before the contract ends, the company will often charge you hundreds of dollars to end the contract early. If your phone is damaged by water before the contract renewal period, it can also cost several hundred dollars to replace it. In addition, you may be paying for hundreds of minutes that you do not use on your cell plan. Prepaid cellular plans can cure all of these problems.
With a prepaid cell phone plan, you will purchase a phone. These phones are often the same phones that you would get on a long term contract. The price for a pre-paid phone can be as little as forty dollars. In addition, you will need to buy some minutes to load the phone. There are no credit checks and no contracts to sign. Pay your money and activate your phone. You are now cellular.
The beauty of a prepaid plan is that you only pay for the minutes you use. Many of the prepaid cell phone companies will allow you to roll over any unused minutes to the next month as long as you buy a minimum number of minutes each month.
Additionally, many prepaid phones now allow you to text. In fact, the fee for text messages is little more than you would pay on a contract cell phone for texting.
There are several companies that offer prepaid cell phone plans. Most of the major contract service providers offer plans, although you may find that you get better rates by sticking with a company that offers prepaid plans only.
If you do not have perfect credit, or if you do not want to be stuck with a long term contract, then you should check out a prepaid cell phone plan. It may offer exactly the options that you need.