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Pay As You Go Cell Phone Service


      I have heard a lot about pay as you go cell phone service but do not know exactly what is it. Can anybody guide me with this cell phone plan? As I travel very frequent then how can it be beneficial for me? Does it really provide varied charges for our cell phone bills when we move from place to place. At present I am availing AT&T cell phone service, does this service have this plan. All the service providers have this cell phone plan or only some are giving this facility.                

9 months ago
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Sonny Barry | Aug 11 2011
<p>The allure of being liberated from a long-term contract.</p> <p>The liberty for one to pay the typical $150 or $200 penalty to terminate early &ndash; is attractive enough for some pay as you goers like us.</p> <p>While many contract-based plans take into account changing habits.</p> <p>The draw to using 100 minutes in one month and 1,000 the next while fairly paying for the difference is the kicker and gives a killer experience for other pay-as-you-go people.</p> <p>The figures of both Virgin and Verzon, which are the two of the most popular&nbsp;Pay As You Go service provider &nbsp;suggests that quickly this plan is out-performing the contract based plans in America.</p> <p>Virgin Mobile pay-as-you-go pricing is</p> <p>-$20 a month for 200 anytime minutes,</p> <p>-10 cents per minute after the free minutes are over&nbsp;$30 a month,</p> <p>-400 anytime minutes, 7.5 cents per minute and also $50 a month,</p> <p>-1,000 anytime minutes, 5 cents per minute.</p> <p>On the other hand&nbsp;Verizon Wireless pay as you go with unlimited calling to same-carrier phones are 99-cent charge on days used and many a more.</p> <p>Also&nbsp;AT&amp;T also provides these plans.And one can visit the official website of&nbsp;AT&amp;T for exciting offers.</p>
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