Changes Coming To Cellular Services

I think what you pay for service and phone will be easier to understand. I have a friend who told me is IPhone from Verizon was free. I didn't say anything.

 

I went to Straight Talk several years ago and haven't looked back. Pay $50 a month and that's it, love it

 

I hate AT&T !! .. A person can't call 411/information without getting at least 4 commercials! That stuff should be banned! After that the stupid automated machine NEVER understands what company/person you're asking for? And it connects you to the wrong number!
I'll have "nun" of that anymore! This is for you AT&T:
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Same here, i will never do another contract.

 

The problem with 2 year contracts, is that my phones don't make it past 18 months. the model no longer exists, and you have to fight for a new model. only to have what's left of you existing contract added on to the new contract.

right now, my verizon contract is month to month,as of may, but i can't get a new phone till christmas. it overheats and now my screen is shattered. unless i want to pay full price, which is pretty high for the newer models.

i'm waiting for the prices to drop. i want to get a replacement on sprint that handles the new spark 4g, supposedly the coverage is better with the spark signal.

some of you like your straight talk plans. i pay sprint $60 a month for unlimited services. on a month to month deal. no contract. if i don't pay the phone gets shut off till i pay again. i've received collections notices. AFTER i've already paid the bill and turned service back on. i don't know why i get collections, sprint don't have my social number on the month to month deal. most of the time i'm where verizon will work. but i also have places i park where verizon is a no go. and sprint is.

 

http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/07/veri...one-contracts-and-unveils-new-rate-plans.html

verizon ditches the 2 year contract

 

Here's the cheapest way I've found to have phone service with unlimited calls, unlimited texts, internet, camera etc on a month to month plan use Net10.at $40mo. Phone minutes can be purchased at almost any TS, any discount store like Walmart, Kmart, Target, Dollar General, Family Dollar etc and at every major grocery store. Minutes are either sold by purchasing a card or by asking the cashier to ring it up on the cash register. I've been able to make calls everywhere with just a few exceptions at a couple of shippers. They used to run on Sprint towers, now unfortunately they use AT&T so calling for phone numbers like I mentioned above is annoying, best to do a google web search for that. The phones aren't high tech blue-tooth, but can be purchased for only $10-$29 .