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Does anyone know of a good prepaid cell phone service?

VIRGIN is about the best , its real pretty cheap for the service and the phones and its on the Sprint network so there is a large coverage area. :yes: :yes:
 
Simply_Black said:
vodafone always offer great deals no matter where you are located. Check out the main vodafone wesite for deals.

http://www.vodafone.com
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vodafone/verizon

Initial balance placed on account at activation expires 30 days after you place the first call. If the first call is not placed within 30 days of account activation, you will forfeit the money in your account. Funds placed on the account after the initial balance will expire in 30 days. Other charges for available services on your EasyPay Plan may deplete your monthly allowance of Anytime Minutes. Unlimited IN Calling and Night & Weekend Minutes not available if account has expired. Night & Weekend Minutes do not apply to international calls.

When outside the EasyPay Plans Rate and Coverage Area you will be charged at the roaming rate of 99¢ per minute including domestic long distance.
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wtf? cingular has rollover and cheaper prices
 

PROS:

The cheapest prepaid. No roaming fees, no hidden fees, no credit check, no gotchas! no nothing. Just one flat rate of 10 cents/min from any where to any where, at any time in the country.


CONS:

Their phones are really not the "coolest" looking.


Net10 -- http://www.net10.com
 
Yeah I gotta cosign with the tricking ass nigga on this one...if you are not much of a talker or you are using this phone as an emergency phone then Net10 is a great option (no free nights or weekends though)...I can make $30 (300 minutes) last for the 60 days that you get it for...if you like to use it as a mouthpiece though then yeah Cingular is cool for $49.99 + tax and surcharges and shit (so about $60) you get like 300-400 minutes free nights and weekends but as someone pointed out your minutes rollover which is a huge plus...a parent was telling me about Virgin...that sounds somewhat decent...free nights and weekends...no rollover plan though...don't know how much they charge a month...also going back to the Cingular plan one thing I hated about that shit is you need a checking account to activate it and they take out what they need monthly on cue...you have to call in to cancel the plan...just can't say fukk it and let minutes run out...

afroyale said:

PROS:

The cheapest prepaid. No roaming fees, no hidden fees, no credit check, no gotchas! no nothing. Just one flat rate of 10 cents/min from any where to any where, at any time in the country.


CONS:

Their phones are really not the "coolest" looking.


Net10 -- http://www.net10.com
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afroyale said:

PROS:

The cheapest prepaid. No roaming fees, no hidden fees, no credit check, no gotchas! no nothing. Just one flat rate of 10 cents/min from any where to any where, at any time in the country.


CONS:

Their phones are really not the "coolest" looking.


Net10 -- http://www.net10.com
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Can you send text messages on these phones (or any prepaid phones)? how much is it?
 
T-mobile gold rewards plane is 1000 mins for 100.00 and you have one year to use your mins not running for a refill after a month or two :yes: and you can use any unlocked gsm phone with t-mobil
 
Leroy Soup Nutz said:
Yeah I gotta cosign with the tricking ass nigga on this one...if you are not much of a talker or you are using this phone as an emergency phone then Net10 is a great option (no free nights or weekends though)...I can make $30 (300 minutes) last for the 60 days that you get it for...if you like to use it as a mouthpiece though then yeah Cingular is cool for $49.99 + tax and surcharges and shit (so about $60) you get like 300-400 minutes free nights and weekends but as someone pointed out your minutes rollover which is a huge plus...a parent was telling me about Virgin...that sounds somewhat decent...free nights and weekends...no rollover plan though...don't know how much they charge a month...also going back to the Cingular plan one thing I hated about that shit is you need a checking account to activate it and they take out what they need monthly on cue...you have to call in to cancel the plan...just can't say fukk it and let minutes run out...
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you can use a credit or debit card with cingular too
that rollover shit is what I wanted cuz i wont use that many minutes a month -it will keep charging you the monthly fee too until you build like 400 bucks or some shit but at least you arent paying for nothing
 
The best is MetroPCS MetroPCS.com see if there in your area. its all prepaid. Cool phones all phone plans are unlimited minutes!! No contracts, no activation!
 
puma1309 said:
T-mobile gold rewards plane is 1000 mins for 100.00 and you have one year to use your mins not running for a refill after a month or two :yes: and you can use any unlocked gsm phone with t-mobil
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I may be expecting too much but do you get free nights and weekends for that duration...?
 
Makkonnen said:
you can use a credit or debit card with cingular too
that rollover shit is what I wanted cuz i wont use that many minutes a month -it will keep charging you the monthly fee too until you build like 400 bucks or some shit but at least you arent paying for nothing
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Yeah I still don't like that though cause for me one of the perks of having a prepaid phone is for it not to be connected to your name...by using the debit/credit card it can be traced to your name and a financial account...
 
john cena said:
The best is MetroPCS MetroPCS.com see if there in your area. its all prepaid. Cool phones all phone plans are unlimited minutes!! No contracts, no activation!
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Damn they don't have this out in this area... :angry: ...actually they don't have it in a lot of areas...that shit looks sweet though unlimited minutes starting @ $30 a month...what is the catch... :hmm: ...ok hold up...one last question...for $40 I can get unlimited long distance calls...if I was to buy the phone in ATL would I be able to use it in VA...has anyone tried to use these phones out of the coverage zone with any success?
 
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Leroy Soup Nutz said:
Damn they don't have this out in this area... :angry: ...actually they don't have it in a lot of areas...that shit looks sweet though unlimited minutes starting @ $30 a month...what is the catch... :hmm: ...ok hold up...one last question...for $40 I can get unlimited long distance calls...if I was to buy the phone in ATL would I be able to use it in VA...has anyone tried to use these phones out of the coverage zone with any success?
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companies like metropcs and cricket are limited to certain city areas, so if you leave that area the phone stops working..

that shit's for credit crooks who don't know better.
 
Da Don said:
...that shit's for credit crooks who don't know better.
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lol why you say that...$30 for unlimited monthly minutes night AND day...man I don't see a bad side to that at all if you are using it to handle local business...we have NTelos out here but the prepaid plans aren't that sweet...I may need to check again...
 
Leroy Soup Nutz said:
lol why you say that...$30 for unlimited monthly minutes night AND day...man I don't see a bad side to that at all if you are using it to handle local business...we have NTelos out here but the prepaid plans aren't that sweet...I may need to check again...
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what good is unlimited in a limited area that rarely works????

i swear that's the only phone store in cleveland that has a team of police and security guards at their locations.
 
I didn't talk to hoes who had cricket phones. I told them hoes leave the city and see the world.... Ole centralized ass hoes.... what if my phone dead and we out of town, that punk ass cricket ain't gonna do nothing....
 
its true about metro pcs being only in a small area. but if you dont travel much. it aint that bad. $30 for unlimited minutes cant beat that.
 

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