Are there cell phone services for which you dont have to sign a year contract?

Question

And what company offers them? A one year contract seems like a pain, what can I do?

Answer 1

Im from ohio so we have Cincinnati Bell Wireless which is also At&t ....sooo whatever ur local At&t provider should have no contract.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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!! :)

Answer 4

Yes. I signed up for service through http://www.LibertyWireless.com . I didn't have to sign up for a year contract. No roaming either. It's prepaid. But I think prepaid is the only way to go. Also, Edge Wireless has the MePhone which you can pay so much. No contract with that either and it's also prepaid. They actually have a plans that have free nights and weekends on the prepaid plans as well.

Answer 5

yes there is, i did good with cingular prepay(no contract) I went with whats called "Pay as You Go Plan", you can go to a cingular retail store and just ask, mine I mainly use for text messaging so its great, and i can call any cingular phone for free, it only cost me 5 cents per text message sent and 5 cents to receive including international, even though sending international text is supposed to be 20 cents per text sent I'm only getting charged 5 cents, I i also have it registered thru YM, hope this helps.

Answer 6

i think virgin mobile in the US also have pre-pay cell phones where you don't need to sign a contract

Answer 7

If you live in San Francisco, Sacramento, Dallas, Detroit, Atlanta, or Miami......... then Metro PCS is the service for you.

Answer 8

We use a Trakphone. You buy the phone and buy the minutes. It's great for use for quick phonecalls--pick up milk--and emergencies, but I wouldn't recommend it if you want to use it extensively.

Answer 9

Uh yeah...GO Phone

Answer 10

thats ever phone service!!!