So recently I'm thinking about getting a cellphone, but i have to keep the budget at the lowest point. I'm thinking about a zero-dollar phone+a less-than-20-dollar plan. Any suggestions?
First, get yourself a phone for the best price you can.(Walmart? ) Then get onto Telus pay as you go plan. This will get you a cell phone that you can use for emergency or important calls for something around ten to twenty dollars a month if you use it sensibly.
welcome to 1996!
yes, juan that is exactly what I did, didn't buy my phone at walmart, bought it from telus,
but maybe I would have saved money if I did buy it from walmart, or such.
I pay about 20 dollars a month, 3 free calls a month, and I only have it for emmergencies, and my
3 free calls per mo., but hardly even use those.
What is your comment Chiliagon? How would you have answered?
The person wanted the cheapest cell phone. I think Walmart sell a phone that is just about disposable. I don't know if we
can get a phone with a set number of minutes on it like in Europe, and when you've used all the minutes, you throw it away.
I think he's gonna soon want more and more and more.
if he believes that all he'll do is use it as a phone, he's totally fooling nobody!
that's good. I hardly ever talk on it! I use mostly for communiating with friends by text or BBM, and I get email updates! why do I need to use up precious minutes when I can text for unlimited amts?
So recently I'm thinking about getting a cellphone, but i have to keep the budget at the lowest point. I'm thinking about a zero-dollar phone+a less-than-20-dollar plan. Any suggestions?
Great! :roll: Texting is worse than talking. ICBC should charge texters more for their car insurance.
What is your comment Chiliagon? How would you have answered?
The person wanted the cheapest cell phone. I think Walmart sell a phone that is just about disposable. I don't know if we
can get a phone with a set number of minutes on it like in Europe, and when you've used all the minutes, you throw it away.
Yeppers! (We used our Rogers cell phones on which the %@&!! three year rip-off contracts had finally ended - they didn't like that. Heh!) Husband bought the 1 year $100.00 prepaid cards: by-the-minute, all day/night, every day, 25 cents for the first 5 minutes, 15 cents after, no monthly fees of any kind. Considering I used my cell phone for less than an hour in total for the term of the whole three year contract, I doubt I'll get my monies worth but my husband will for both of us. LOLFirst, get yourself a phone for the best price you can.(Walmart? ) Then get onto Telus pay as you go plan. This will get you a cell phone that you can use for emergency or important calls for something around ten to twenty dollars a month if you use it sensibly.