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I just got a new cell plan, IT IS AWESOME!
Check this out. If you are thinking of changing plans or carriers here is a neat plan I opted for. Thought you all might find it interesting.
Old Cell plan: 500 minutes $79.95 Old Home Plan: Local Calls Free Regional Charged Unsure of rate Long Distance $.10 per minute NEW PLAN! Cell: 300 minutes, after 9pm and before 6am FREE Cell: Weekends from 9pm Friday to 6am Monday FREE Cell: No roaming charges, the plan is nationwide HOME: All local and regional calls FREE HOME: Long Distance $.08 per minute Also all cell to cell calls between Verizon Customers Free. Cost: $82.50 per month! I can also bump up my cell minutes to $500 at anytime. Saving us BIG TIME! It is called Verizon Veriations. |
Thats probably a good plan if you don't travel like I do.
Considering I travel, this is my plan. 1200 minutes peak 3500 anytime free long distance free roaming I'm sure theirs better deals, but this fits me fine for now! :D :D |
My Nextel whoops that!
500 outgoing unlimited incoming calls unlimited 2-way basic internet free long distance free enhanced voice mail call id 3-way call foward 2 way messaging no roaming in a few months 2-way across the nation $69.95 a month for another $10.00 I could have unlimited nights and weekends With the free incoming and 2-way I never ever go over. |
I just changed my plan also,
1000 anytime min. 2000 nights / weekends lomg diastance/ internet/VM text messaging......... $44 a month Sprint, I had to argue and complain for ever though. old plan was 1200 anytime for $70:cool: |
27Fountain: that's a great deal. Is it a special promotion or a bundled package with your employer, etc.?
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I had sprint, 350 anytime and 3950 night/weekend 50 a month (+ month to month plan, roaming in my home area, use inside house....) cost 90$ a month
verizon free night/weekend 600 anytime and i havent gotten a dropped call yet w/ verizon |
5000 anytime
unlimited nights and weekends no roaming, no LD Caller ID, Call Waiting, forwarding, and 3-way 199 mo.:D |
JUST BE SURE TO GET A DUAL OR TRI-BAND PHONE OR DON'T BUY IT ITS THE WAY EVERYONE ON OF THE CARRIERS LIKE VERISON ,ALLTEL,ATT,ARE GOING DIGITIAL AND THEY USE DIFFERENT FORMATS SO IF YOU BUY A CHEAP SINGLE OR THE WRONG FORMAT PHONE AND YOU ROAM IT WON'T WORK !! OR YOU'LL DROP ALOT OF CALLS ECT.
ALSO MOTOROLA IS THE PHONE TO BUY AS 99% OF ALL CARRIERS IN THE US AND ABROAD USE THEIR TRANSMITERS AND SWITCHS TO TAlk through ,they do have and inside track !!!!:D :D |
So Bobby
Witch carrier would you go with? I do a lot of woork in side Grocery store collers and back areas. Charlie
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bobby- We have not used motorola base station equiptment or switches in a long time. We currently use ericsson RBS884 equiptment and at this time we are installing nokia equiptment(we have decided to diverg for our current technology and goto another so we are in essance installing a completely new and separate network that will run simultaneously) So when you refer to "99%" im not sure who you are thinking of. The terms "dual" and "tri" band are just marketing terms... You are correct in stating that differnt carriers use different "formats" It is dependent on the technology they chose to use for their systems. Buying a "single" phone as you put it will not let you roam on other carriers if they chose to use a different technology. These days even if two carriers are in the same area and use the same technology you STILL cant roam on their network, there is software built into the phones that do not allow them to do so. This may help explain a few things, or make you even more confused. Most people get a perplexed look on their face when you try and explain this.
Oh guess I should say I work for that lil' orange guy and I DONT know anything about the rate plans :D :D :D ... im not in sales! :) Oh.. I am also in the Orlando market... This is what we run in this area.. I also know our company uses lucent equptment in other markets, But as far as I know Motorla does not produce base station equpitment for the technology's that we use. |
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