do u think that they pay as you go plans work as well as they make it sound??

Question

i'm trying to decide what i want i to get

Answer 1

it has to do with what you want to use it for if you just need a cell phone for calls if you brake down on the road then yea get a pay as you go so if you dont use it in a month or two you wont pay for something you wont use
but if your looking for a phone to use all the time i would get a plan. with plans you get a lot nicer phone i think then if you just pay 50$'s for the phone and the time

Answer 2

Yes, they work just as well.

I have Verizon INpulse prepaid.
The website told me I'd get unlimited night calling (from 9:01pm to 5:59am) and unlimited mobile to mobile with anyone in the Verizon network. Plus, it's only 10 cents a minute to talk to someone during the day or if they don't have Verizon. Also they take out 99 cents a night out of my account.

It is exactly how they said it and I couldn't be happier. Also, since I activated my phone over the phone with customer service, they keep sending me bonuses like free $5 minute cards and such. Best prepaid service I've ever had!
I buy one $30 card a month at Wal-Mart and I'm ready to go.

Answer 3

If you are not going to use the phone alot pay as you go is ok.But if you are going to use it on a daily basis you should just go ahead and get a plan because alot of the pay plans cost more in the long run if you use it daily.

Answer 4

if i were you i would get a boost mobile phone cuz thier cheep one of them cost $50 and you could get a prepaid plan with it without credit check or anything like that and the plans are $30,$50,$70 with the $70 plan you get unlimited walkie talkie(2way) unlimited text, unlimited night and weekend minutes and 600 mins with that plan the other plans have unlimited walkie and text 500 mins for the $50 and 300 mins for the $30 good thing is its prepaid the plan its called boost premium prepaid

Answer 5

Well, I'm not sure how good they make sounds. The basic negatives of pre-paid is that you almost always can't roam so the coverage is smaller. The price per minute is much more expesnsive compared to post-paid. I always recommend people to drop their home line and just use their cell phone if they think they will not use that many minutes. And make sure you compare cell phone carriers and select based on what you find important. You can have that automated here: http://www.cellufinder.com

Answer 6

I have Cricket and love it. No contract to worry about and unlimited minutes. I can call anywere in the states for 45 a month.