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Sorry this is long, but to me it's IMPORTANT
okay, I want to get a cell phone, and I have the money to buy one, but my mom said that she won't pay for the bill, so I was thinking of getting the minute cards, because I babysit a lot, just I don't babysit regularly, and I don't have a job, so pretty much I was wondering where I could get minute cards and maybe how much they are
I don't know if this is the type of question that gets deleted, so please answer!! Oh and just to let you know, I hate it when people ask to be rated, so if you do I either won't rate, or will give you a one
If you have $30 each month, then you should look at the Verizon pre-paid, T-Mobile pre-paid, and the other major companies. What their pre-paid plans are is essentially the same idea as their regular plans, with different minutes for different times, peak hours and stuff, only without getting your credit card involved.
Virgin Mobile however, gives you a steady rate, it's always $0.25 a minute, so it's easier to keep track of your usage.
As for the cards themselves, you can buy them at 7-11, pharmacies, lots of places. Each company has an online locater telling you where you can buy them. Most companies have them for $20, $30, $50 or $60, $75, and $100.
You also need to check the expiration rates on the cards. With the major companies, the more you pay, the longer it lasts. $30 gets you one month, $60 gets you 2 months, so it really just follows an average.
Virgin Mobile, all their cards last 3 months.
In the end, it comes down to how much you're going to need the phone. If you think you're going to use it as much as a regular plan cell phone, go for the bigger companies. If not, go with Virgin Mobile.
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(Rating: 5)WOW! thanks a whole bunch!! that is and AWESOME answer, one of the best one's that I got. THANKS again!! :-} :-}
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