What carrier has the best prepaid phone plans
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Several carriers have a plan that charges you a flat rate then you use the minutes. Long distance can sometimes use more minutes faster.
AT&T has a plan that only charges you a flat rate on the day you use the phone, then a per minute charge.. but no per minute charge if you call other AT&T users. That can work the best if you have other family or friends also with AT&T. Or they also have a plan that just charges more per minute but no flat rate per day used.
TracFone, Virgin Mobile... they all have their own little quirky terms, and you really will have to find a plan that fits your lifestyle, just as you would if you were subscribing to a monthly service.
I have used several in the past, and changed companies to suit my needs of the time.
personal experience
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M$Here's an article on how Virgin Mobile stacks up against other prepaid providers, if prepaid is something of interest to you:
http://cellphones.about.com/od/serviceplananalysis/a/prepaidwireless.htm
You can check out Virgin Mobile's plans and phones at VirginMobileUSA.com.
I hope this helps and good luck with your research.
SA @ Virgin Mobile
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www.virginmobileusa.com
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Tmobile recently added their "Even More Plus" plans. These work just like contract plans in billing, but do not require a contract. The 500 minute with unlimited text, and unlimited internet is only 59.99/mo.*** This works great for me because I don't talk alot on my phone, but I do use a ton of text and love surfing on my phone.
The only bummer with this is that you don't get any discounts or deals on the phone hardware. Because you are not locked into a contract, Tmobile doesn't give you the discounted rate on phones.
Right now I am paying nearly $70 a month for my wife's phone with 400 minutes and unlimited text and NO internet. As soon as her contract with ATT expires, I'll switch her to this plan. Cheaper, no contract, and adding internet.
**This plan would be ideal for a unlocked iPhone***
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