USA cellphone plans

[SysTaMatIcS]

Originally Posted by Adam

The get a free phone with a contract thing is a menace. Think about it. You get a phone and sign a contract for 3 years. That means that if a new model comes out a month or two later (and it will), you are stuck with your contract and can't get a the new phone that you want (and you will want the new phone that was released a month or two later, because phone-nerds are generally retarded). Which means that sooner or later you are going to give up, give in and sign another contract to get the new phone. Then you have two contracts to deal with and guess what? A new phone is getting released next week, and the one you have is sooooo last month.

Sure, you can just buy the phone and not have to deal with these contracts, but I promise you only 1/1000 is going to be that smart.

I know more that a couple of people who have 2-4 contracts running at the same time. Do you really think people in Lebanon will be any brighter than these people?

I read its a 2 years contract , and arent you allowed to exchange your current model for a new one and pay the difference? i think its that way, you exchange your phone for another subsidized one , payin like only a 100$ , then i wouldnt care , i carry a phone atleast for a year before wanting a new one.

[Sogelec]

Bas u always get upgrades or early upgrades, you are not stuck with your phone for 2 years
and if your phones gets damaged, you can always buy a new one for a cheaper price from your provider
i got my iphone 4 from an early upgrade

[SysTaMatIcS]

Originally Posted by Sogelec

Bas u always get upgrades or early upgrades, you are not stuck with your phone for 2 years
and if your phones gets damaged, you can always buy a new one for a cheaper price from your provider
i got my iphone 4 from an early upgrade

your in the usa ?

[SysTaMatIcS]

PrepaYd Wireless launches today with three different unlimited pre-paid monthly plans. The service runs on Sprint's CDMA pipeline and has about the same footprint as the nation's third largest carrier. Customers can get a free featurephone while smartphones run from $75 to $399 and include such names as the HTC Arrive, LG Optimus S, LG Remarq, and the Samsung Replenish. To get an ideas of what type of customer is being targeted here, the carrier's parent company is PrepaYd which offers a debit card for those whom the banks wouldn't touch with a 40 foot pole.

The Advantage Plan for $35 per month gives you unlimited talk and text, while the $40 Power Plan adds unlimited web and email. For $45 a month, the Ultimate Plan tacks on picture messages, Instant Messaging and GPS. This is the plan you must sign up for if you want to use an Android or Windows Phone smartphone.