

| Subject: | Re: Cell phones |
| From: | Rob |
| Date: | Thu, 17 Feb 2005 19:50:57 -0800 |
Virgin Mobile pre-paid is the way to go for a regular cell phone. You do need to spend $20 every 90 days. (That is less than $7 a month). http://www.virginmobileusa.com/ The first 10 min of a day is 25 cents a min then all the rest that day is 10 cents a min. There is no roaming and long distance /local makes no difference. They run off the Sprint network. You can add money over the phone (you have to link a debit or credit card to it), with a "top up card" or you can call them and use your credit card. If you just want a phone for emergencies look at a Tracfone, they have a $100 a year plan. Spendy to use but if you just want to feel better with a phone this may be it. Rob becidawa@hctc.com At 2/15/2005 04:26 PM, you wrote: >I use AT&T Cellular block time. >I buy $100.00 at a time, actually $111.00 with the taxes. >I get approximately 600 minutes local or long distance for that $100.00. >I think they throw in bonus minutes with higher block purchases. >I'm still subject to roaming fees if I dial from an area more distant that >100 miles from base. >Sometimes the 600 minutes last 4 months and sometimes 2 months. >It's not a bargain. >The rate is supposed to be $0.25 minute for local and long distance. >I can add time from my computer or by dialing from the cell or payphone.
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