He was one of those guys who didn’t see why I needed a cell phone. I can also remember asking my brother why he needed one. He said, “Unless I drop it on the road.”
People have always bought a cell phone before,” I said. call. This has been the case for years.
“Yes, but I don’t want this,” said the brother.
“If you have a phone call,” I said. “But I personally don’t see it that way. You rarely break, and you’re never away from home much.”
It doesn’t matter, cell phone was doing the thing. So one got up. About nine months later, he lost his job and was unable to afford the phone. I asked why he didn’t just stop the service. He said he could because he had signed an annual contract.
That I certainly signed for myself. There is no way I would sign an annual contract (or a contract that had anything to do with the amount of time owed). Even that was scary. If I lost my job, I would be in the same boat as my brother.
It wasn’t long until I discovered that it was useful to have a cell phone. I searched and found that Cricket had one without a contract and a monthly payment amount. I bought their service. The only drawback at the time was its limited area coverage. So after two years I decided to work at Customer Cellular.
Consumer Cellular offers a free Motorola phone, although not all of them ring a bell. I don’t need all that fancy stuff anyway, so I signed up for a free phone. They will also send you an e-mail address to your old cell phone and battery recycling center.
One thing that impressed me was its area coverage. It is almost everywhere in the United. This was what I was looking for. My best friend lives about twenty-five miles north of Spokane and I lost Cricket coverage about fifteen miles north of Spokane. Consumer Cellular covers that area. Shortly after switching, Cricket expanded its coverage area, although I don’t know if it has as good coverage as Consumer Cellular.
Another thing I like about Customer Cellular is the ability to be flexible with billing. If you notice that you need to use more or less minutes than the set you chose, you can change your plans while doing so before you run out. This way you can pay less if you extend your minutes. They’ll even send you an alert if you sign up for that free service.
I don’t know since I never paid the minutes, nor the plan, but the price of the cells I told Customer was very good. It has twenty-five cents in cash if it is allowed to pass. Tips if the phone is used in the United are:
$10 with no minutes
$20 with 250 minutes
$30 to 100 minutes
$40 with 1,000 minutes
$500 for 1,500 minutes
$60 with 2,000 minutes and extra minutes with this plan are ten cents a minute.
There is no contract to sign and you are given a thirty minute or thirty day (whichever comes first) notice in which you can stop the service without any payment. If you’re an AARP member, then you get a five percent discount off monthly plans and you’ll count twenty-three cents extra minutes on the 2,000-minute plan. Then the plan is nine and a half cents per minute. Of course, there are extra taxes. And the guarantee is extended up to forty-five days or forty-five minutes. You can also save your cell phone phone number. If you refer someone to Customer Cellular and you get a sign then that person gets a ten dollar discount. When my brother was signed, he forgot to mention me. It happened about three weeks later when he called them and told them about it. They said no problem, and we both got a ten dollar discount. He also told them that he would not be able to pay the day they set for the bill. He suggested a more convenient day for him.
this service is located in the United States. You don’t have to strain your ears to hear and understand what the stranger is trying to tell you.
I’m not a serious cell phone user, but I’m quite happy with Customer Cellular and even if I have to pay for the plan or the minute , I still pay less than I did with Cricket. I give Customer Cellular five stars out of five.
Sources:
http://www.consumercellular.com/
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