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Prepaid or Postpaid?
Which service do you like and is most applicable to your needs?
Me, I am for the postpaid plan although right now that I am working online, it is not as useful as before but I like the new phone that will be given after two years or when the contract ends which I am going to get by next month. Well, I have to choice to sell it and guess it is worth the pay of 2 years subscription. |
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I use both. Postpaid for the family, including my personal phone. The package is a good fit for our needs.
For my business cell, I use a prepaid plan. It's actually cheaper (based on my use) than adding an extra line to the family plan. |
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I have never used a prepaid plan. My regular plan works great and I have just enough minutes each month to do what I have to do.
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I stick to prepaid because living as rurally as I do, where the signals aren't great, I only use the phone in the car.
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Prepaid. Postpaid. Pay-as-you-go. Cell phone plans have gotten far more sophisticated than when I first signed-up for one! I might have to re-evaluate the postpaid plan now and see if another option might work better.
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Yup ...for me spending in the neighborhood of 30-40 per month on a contract just didn't make any sense. I just didn't have enough usage to merit such a plan.
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It's true. When I got my first phone for work years ago, there was a small monthly service charge and a per minute rate. There were no night/weekend minutes and there certainly wasn't the plethora of packages and options now available. |
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I prefer the postpaid versions as well, though I wish one year contracts were a bit easier to come by. I hate the last six months or so of the two year contracts when the phone I have is beat up and desperately needs to be replaced.
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Well, you know, selfless conglomerates that they are, the cellular companies are ALWAYS willing to work with you and give you a new 2-year contract to get a new phone earlier. |
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I use prepaid, I never use the phone enough so it seems to be the best economical choice in my situation
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depends which country u live in and what offers are available to u. In the Uk where i live post paid are very cheap if u go for cashbacks try www.mobilephones4everyone.com and stay within the monthly minutes. if u dont understand the minutes/premium numbers etc go for prepaid.
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