pay as you go cellphones.

[alocispepraluger102]

does anyone who doesnt make many cell calls (i make very few) use the prepaid (or pay as you go plans) where the minutes are good for a year?

recommendations? it seems like this would save a fair amount of money for many of us(so we can buy more music).

[Christiern]

I also make very few calls from the outside, but I find it very practical to have a cell phone if I am expecting an important call and need to go out. Therefore, T-Mobile's pay-as-you-go is perfect for me. Your rate and duration improve with time, the service is excellent, and the T-Mobile cards are available all over the place (at least in NYC). I highly recommend T-Mobile.

BTW, do you know any Guadayninos in Mansfield?

Edited November 27, 2007 by Christiern

[Guest Bill Barton]

Yes, I have T-Mobile out here in the Seattle area. Got a great online deal on a Nokia phone. There's no way I'd sign a contract, ever. Pay as you go is the way to go as far as I'm concerned.

[alocispepraluger102]

I also make very few calls from the outside, but I find it very practical to have a cell phone if I am expecting an important call and need to go out. Therefore, T-Mobile's pay-as-you-go is perfect for me. Your rate and duration improve with time, the service is excellent, and the T-Mobile cards are available all over the place (at least in NYC). I highly recommend T-Mobile.

BTW, do you know any Guadayninos in Mansfield?

thank you both, very much!

i dont know the Guadayninos, but will ask around.

[Guest Bill Barton]

Talk about synchronicity... Christiern and I must have been typing messages at the same time.

[Jazzmoose]

I use the poor man's friend, the TracFone (which I recently found out is owned by *ta-da* T-Mobile). The per-minute rate is awful, but since I rarely use it, I could care less. I'm just not a 'gab on the phone' person; I'm more of an "I'm on my way; bye" person. So it just makes sense to me. Although, I must admit, the idea of getting a phone that doubles as an MP3 player has started to appeal....

[sidewinder]

There's no way I'd sign a contract, ever. Pay as you go is the way to go as far as I'm concerned.

That's my attitude too - not into throwing my money at non-value-added Marketing/Sales idiots in suits. The cheapest 'pay as you go' is the way for me.