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Pay-as-you-go cell phone plans are plans that don't require you to sign a long term cellular phone contract with a wireless telephone company in order to get a mobile phone and wireless phone service. Most cell phone service providers, like Verizon, T-Mobil and Cingular, don't offer pay as you go plans, because they want you to sign a long term wireless contract. But, with companies like TracFone offering pay as you go cell phone plans for only $2-$4 more per month, and with a free phone, who would want to tie themselves to a 2 year, $960 contract, with Verizon, Tmobile or Cingular?
| TracFone : No Credit Check | TracFone is the largest independent nationwide provider of prepaid wireless communications in the U.S. TracFone is a pay-as-you-go, prepaid wireless service that boasts the largest digital coverage area in the US. TracFone does not require annual contracts, credit checks, monthly phone bills, activation fees, security deposits, or age limits.
In other words, this is the company you want to get your prepaid service from! |
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| GoPhone From AT&T | | The AT&T GoPhone offers a bunch of different plans for just about everyone. They offer plans starting at 10¢ a minute, all the way up to monthly plans with 650 minutes and unlimited calling to over 61 million AT&T and Cingular customers. |
| | Lucky Wireless | | Prepaid cell phone service with nice phones, no credit check and no contract. Sign up today! |
| | Net10 10¢ Prepaid Program | Try prepaid phone service from Net10. All of their service in the US is 10 cents per minute and there are:
No bills
No contracts
No credit checks
No daily or monthly fees or overage charges
No penalties
Plus, every phone automatically receives 300 minutes and 60 days of service upon activation!
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| | T-Mobile To Go: Prepaid Program | T-Mobile's pay-as-you-go service is pretty straightforward. They don't charge you anything for the plan, there aren't any contracts or credit checks and all of their phones come with $15.00 worth of free starter minutes.
They have two cards that you can fill for time when you run out of your starter minutes, a $10 card that gives you 30 minutes of calling time at 33¢ per minute, and a $25 card that gets you 130 minutes of nationwide calling at 19.2¢ per minute.
All types of phones are available, including TV phones, video phones and camera phones. |
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