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Who has the best prepaid cellular phone service?
Question : Who has the best prepaid cellular phone service?
I will be moving to the Beaver Dam, WI area from the Milwaukee, WI area, so price and signal coverage are important.
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Best answer:
Answer by wyldfyrsprite
i want to say cingular. but it all depends what services are provide in WI
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#2 written by Windows Lover 1 year ago
http://www.tracfone.com it is awesome it is a prepaid phone with no age limits no montly bills no hidden fees/costs and no contracts and with all the calling features such as free voicemail free caller id free call waiting and free nationwide long distance. all for as little as $ 10 a month calculated minimum usage because you have to buy a minute card every 60 or every 365 days depending on if you bought the year service card because the cheapest minute card is 20 dollars and you would have to add one every 60 days it would be around $ 10 a month which isnt bad. Hope this Helps!!!!!! Tracfone Wireless is awesome good luck choosing your phone!!
P.S. and a phone kit is only about $ 20 bucks @ your local walmart walgreens and family dollar stores etc. this includes up to 20 minutes and 60 days of wireless service included
And I will tell you when Tracfone Says they have “Nationwide coverage” they absolutely mean it I use it all the time and I would rather have nationwide coverage across the U.S. than have free mobile web on fridays with boost mobile but it all depends on the user preference or even if you want to make the monthly cost go down get a year service card for $ 100 and it works out to be $ 8.33 a month which is even cheaper than the $ 10 I mentioned earlier.Hope this helps!!
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I would have to go with either Cingular Go Phones or Virgin Mobile. But the only camera phone Cingular has that’s prepaid is the RAZR. Virgin has 3 camera phones, and all of their phones can be put on prepaid service. I have a tracfone nokia 1100 now and its literally the most low tech phone on the market. Tracfones are good if you use the phone only for emergencies, because their phones are the next closest things to calculators and their rates are relatively expensive(about $ 1 per minute, as opposed to Virgin’s Minute to Minute Plan of 25 cents per minute for the first ten minutes of the day, 10 cents for the rest of the day.) It all depends on how much you use the phone. If you use it a lot, go with a Cingular or Virgin Mobile. If you dont use it that much, then Tracfones are for you.