Friday, February 15, 2008

What's Your Cell Phone Wireless Carrier?

Many people, in the desire to possess a free cell phone, falls victim to some unscrupulous cell phone carrier. Sadly there are victims because the lure of freebies, especially when it comes to cell phones, is really difficult to resist.

Yes, the freebies and other incentives might be really very enticing to resist. However, it is advisable for you to study well and scrutinize whatever cell phone plan your carrier of choice might be presenting you before you plunge into any plan.

In the United States, there are a handful of very reliable and established wireless carriers, really standing out from the others. Of course, there are no standard rates of payment; it all depends on the plan. However, the two most recognizable and trusted carriers are the Verizon Cell Phone Company and the AT&T cell phone network.

Verizon Cell phones come from one of the leaders of the country’s wireless carriers. Verizon is proud of its many incentives such as the unlimited calls. Verizon Cell phone is also available United States-wide. You can be able to avail of its service in any state and location in the US.

AT&T Cell Phone Company actually is the US’s biggest wireless service network. It is formerly known as the Cingular Cell Phone. AT&T cell phones have a roll-over feature, which means minutes you were not able to use will be transferred to the next month for proper use.

Cell phone plans from these two wireless carriers as well as the other companies likewise offer an SMS feature, wherein the cost of receiving SMS messages coming to your cell phone is the same as the price of sending a message out. An occasional feature of such wireless carrier is the free number of minutes that you can utilize during the off-peak period of the day.

Whether you are signing for AT&T or Verizon cell phone plan, carefully read the plan contract and make sure you understand each and every sentence found on the contract. You must also be fully aware of the duration of your stay with a particular wireless carrier, which probably is from 1 to 3 years.

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