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Who Needs a Prepaid Phone?
If you have a lot of leftover minutes each month on your current subscription plan and they don't roll over, you could be wasting money -- sometimes a lot of it. For example, Verizon offers a basic plan for $40 per month, giving subscribers 450 minutes -- or 7.5 hours -- of paid talk time per month. If you only use your cell phone for an hour or so each month, you can do better For as little as, say, $6 a month, as on Boost, prepaid plans can save you several hundred dollars per year. And here's the best part: Unused minutes usually rollover to the next month with prepaid plans.
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Subscribe to commentsgrcron4Oct 29th 2009 3:48AM
This article wasn't helpful at all.
erinwalsh30Oct 29th 2009 12:46PM
i'm a big fan of pre-paid phones after getting robbed for years and years with Verizon plans.
vild_vimenOct 29th 2009 2:20PM
prepaid phones r only good 4 one thing some1 who doesnt like the cells , and only if the r going on a road trip and even then it doesnot cover certain areas. i wldnt trade my cell plan since i was grandfathered in my plan is only 10.00 a month thats what i said only 10.00 MONTH and it ISNOT a prepaid phone i hv all the bells and whistles except 4 gpc tracking. thats in the car anyway.