Best Place For Plans in 2013?
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good and cheap cell phone plans isn't easy these days, even with four major service providers to choose from in the United States. They all give
basically the same minute/data plans for roughly the same price, so it
basically comes down to coverage of service in your area. Verizon is
known for having the most coverage in the US, but their plans are
probably the best cell phone plans highest out of the 4. AT&T is
second with coverage, with their network allowing calls and data
transfer simultaneously and with prices slightly lower than Verizon.
Sprint and T-Mobile are the underdogs, they both have lower prices but
also with the least amount of coverage in the US. Be sure to look at
coverage maps and ask around about specific providers in your area to
get the best and most inexpensive plan available to you.
Best Way To Get A Cheaper Cell Phone Bill?
Best thing to do is wait–and hope your contract is about to expire.
Newer and smaller providers are popping up all the time to put a bit of
pressure on the bigger carriers, this will cause them to drop their
prices over time but not in the immediate near future. Plus, those that
are locked into 2-year contracts won’t be able to get in on any lower
priced plans until their current contract expires so there’s also that
to wait on. Try and get the
cheapest cell phone plans by
cutting out the unnecessary things such as early nights and weekends if you aren’t talking much on
the phone during the evenings. AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint
all like to nickle and dime you for as much as they can so try and not
give them anything to hit you for if you aren’t using.
