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How does “pay-as-you-go” work for cell phones?
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Question by *: How does “pay-as-you-go” work for cell phones?
Make sure your answer is detailed. I want to know exactly how it works. I’ve never owned a cell phone before, so I have no idea. Do minutes ever expire? If you have no minutes, can your phone still recieve incoming calls? If someone else phones you, does that conversation still use up minutes? What about text messaging? What about long-distance phone calls? Are long-distance text messages any different than local text-messages? Are there any special Sunday rates?
Please describe everything in detail — I’m completely clueless.
My phone will not be for every day chatting, it will be for three minute conversations about where we are going to meet, and emergencies.
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Answer by Kectral U
that means that you buy your minutes like 10 cents per minute and then when you run out you have to buy more
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Q&A: What cell phone service is cheapest for a “pay as you go” type thing?
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Question by KristenCO: What cell phone service is cheapest for a “pay as you go” type thing?
I’m looking for the cheapest possible cell phone plan. I live in an area that has no coverage, so it’s mostly for when I go to town… if I’m lost, need to call my husband to see if he needs something from the store, etc. I want something for emergencies, and maybe a little more. I won’t use it everyday, but maybe three days a week, for a couple minutes each day. Some “pay as you go” plans seem outrageous – $ 1 per day you use it, plus 25 cents per minute. And, you have to have a minimum amount on your phone, and it doesn’t roll over the next month if you don’t use it. Is there a better plan out there?
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Answer by Mike
Well first off, no pay as you go plan rolls over to the next month. For instance virgin mobile, you have to put $ 20 on it at least every 3 months to keep it going. The $ 1 per day you use it I have never heard of, but the 25 cents per minute I have heard of and ya that would be the best think to do is if you arent really gonna use it.
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I have heard of a $20 monlthy unlimited texting CARD for pay-as-you-go users on cell phones, is that true?
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Question by Art-tastic123: I have heard of a monlthy unlimited texting CARD for pay-as-you-go users on cell phones, is that true?
I have heard about a $ 20 monlthy unlimited texting CARD for pay-as-you-go users on cell phones, is that true?
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Answer by SebastiAn
Yes it is true…at Virgin Mobile…
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Which “pay as you go” “no contract” cell phone do you reccomend?
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Question by Over The Rainbow: Which “pay as you go” “no contract” cell phone do you reccomend?
I want it for occasional use and emergencies. I prefer to have one that does not require a certain amount of usage or minimum minute renewal rules keep it going.
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Answer by Gordon
Check out the 7-11 Speakout plan. Minutes are good for a full year. Even the smallest amount. Minimum carrying cost works out to about $ 1.75 per month.
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Is there any cell phone plan which offers free incoming plans included in pay as you go?
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Question by eddy: Is there any cell phone plan which offers free incoming plans included in pay as you go?
This plan should be in Canada
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Answer by Florida Orange Juice
Boost Mobile has a pre-pay unlimited plan for $ 50/month, but that’s really the closest I can think of.
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CELL PHONE-Which is better-pay as you go? or monthly payments?
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Question by Starry Eyes: CELL PHONE-Which is better-pay as you go? or monthly payments?
what’s the difference? besides the obvious
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Answer by penpen
pay as you go its cheep
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Q&A: Can a Blackberry be used as both a cell phone AND pager?
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Question by MissDeviance: Can a Blackberry be used as both a cell phone AND pager?
A client that I work for wants me to get a Blackberry so that they can contact me with it as a pager and send me short emails as needed. I’ve never had one of these so I don’t know much about them.
But I currently have a pay-as-you-go cell phone that I was thinking of replacing. I asked whether the Blackberry has a cell on it too, and they said no it’s just a pager limited to their work group.
I was wondering if it’s possible to get a Blackberry with BOTH their pager network AND a cell phone plan (and I’d pay for the cell phone plan), so I can ask them to get that model or plan specifically.
They use Sprint, so it would need to be something that Sprint offers too.
If no one knows, I guess I can just stop in at a Sprint store and ask! LOL. But I’m curious if someone is already using a Blackberry in this way.
(And if so, what’s the voice quality like on a Blackberry?)
(And UGH, I can’t believe I’m going to be one of “those” Crackberry people!)
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Answer by KrzrKid
Yes you can do that tell them that you will pay for your calling plan and have them pay for your email and pager plan. All you have to do is find out how much a regular calling plan for a lackberry is and subtract the from your monthly bill and have them pay the difference.
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What are the best prepaid cell phones that you pay-as-you-go and have no service contracts?
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Question by Felicia Fox: What are the best prepaid cell phones that you pay-as-you-go and have no service contracts?
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Answer by tru_lie13
The Best Is Boost Mobile. It’s pretty cheap and it’s free when u Beep people.
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