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1000 minutes for $100 for one year with TMobile or ATT go phone seems to be one of the least expensive way to go for people who do not use a phone too often. I used to use a couple of thousand minutes a month while on an unlimited plan and now use less than 100 a month on a prepaid so it cost me about $10 a month this way.
Most of us talk more because we have the included minutes to talk but if we were paying by the minute then we would possibly do as I now do and call people back with a landline and in my case a Magic Jack at home which gives me free unlimited calls (within reason) and the Magic Jack application on an android while on wifi also gives unlimited calls (within reason) to anywhere in the US or Canada.
200 minutes would be $20 a month and 300 would be $30 a month, no longer a bargain when too many minutes are used.
T-Mobile pay as you go. Put in $100 and get 1,100 minutes. It's actually 1,000 minutes but you get gold status when your account reaches $100 total so you get 10% extra automatically. The minutes don't expire for a year.
I've been using virgin mobile pay as you go because for talk and text i'm at very low numbers. Very much an emergency, on the road kind of use.
That said I would like to move to a smart phone and had thought about Tmobile's 100.00 a year plan. But I would like to also have a similar deal for ocassional internet access for those times I'm on the road out of town.
They have some sort of by the week or by the month data plan - can you have 100.00 for text/talk a year and then add a week or a month of data randomly?
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