Who would you pick out of this list?
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AT&T | 7 | |
Sprint | 1 | |
TMobile | 6 | |
Something else | 17 | |
Verizon | 13 |
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You have to pick one! This is important stuff here.
AT&T | 7 | |
Sprint | 1 | |
TMobile | 6 | |
Something else | 17 | |
Verizon | 13 |
Well, since I imperatively "have to" I pick something else... I choose cake!
Consumer Cellular. Nice price for unlimited texting if you use a burner phone.
Why do you use burner phones? Are you in a Bourne movie or something? :S
How long do they last, though? I pay R$44,90 for enough internet, plenty of phone calls and text messages here. If you convert it into dollars it sounds cheap, but don't consider our currency and the exchange rate - imagine that is about 1% of my salary. Is that too much? It's possibly cheaper here, I haven't lived in the US for over 10 years, so I don't know current plan rates.
They last as long as expensive phones. After you purchase one, you subscribe to a service provider who sends you a SIM card in the mail. I have Consumer Cellular for $29/mo. It includes phone, and unlimited texting. I use free wifi for internet activity.
1% sounds a bit expensive for only a phone. My Internet land line is $35/mo. Then I buy movies from Netflix. I keep my total expenses a bit under 1%.
I've got a Virgin Mobile Paylo plan. I get unlimited minutes, and like 500 texts a month for twenty bucks. No internet unless I'm near wifi though. There are probably better plans out there, but this one suits me just fine for now.
I always had good luck with net10.
They have generous pre-pay plans but no carry-over of data.
I am not with them now but was for years.
i have t mobile, but the data sucks. everybody who has verizon has always told me how kick ass and fast the data is so i'd definitely do verizon if i could.
Right now I have verizon and though their data allowance isn't THE most on a prepay, it does carry over.
On a pre-pay, I get this -
$40 for 3 gigs data that does carry over for one month, and unlimited calls and texts. Like anyone calls or texts me anyways. I could be limited to 10 calls a month and those would probably be my doctor or bank.
O2, piece of shit phone company with poor reception, high prices and terrible customer support, like all telephone/ internet companies in Germany...