Comments on: The Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/ Prepaid Cell Phone Guy tells you the Prepaid Saving Secrets Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:18:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: No contract to sign with Verizon Prepaid » Family Cellphone Plan http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-2700 No contract to sign with Verizon Prepaid » Family Cellphone Plan Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:16:38 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-2700 [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...] [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...]

]]> By: Rick http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-2697 Rick Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:29:51 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-2697 I totally agree. The 300 minutes makes Net10 phones almost free or less than free :):: I totally agree. The 300 minutes makes Net10 phones almost free or less than free :) ::

]]> By: Rick http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-2694 Rick Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:25:01 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-2694 I did explain you had to spend the money to get the rate, I was breaking it down so people can compare it to the Verizon or AT&T rates of $45 to $100 per month. I did explain you had to spend the money to get the rate, I was breaking it down so people can compare it to the Verizon or AT&T rates of $45 to $100 per month.

]]> By: Prepaid Cell Phone Guy » Blog Archive » How to Get a Free Net10 Phone with Bonus http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1625 Prepaid Cell Phone Guy » Blog Archive » How to Get a Free Net10 Phone with Bonus Sun, 23 May 2010 22:17:21 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1625 [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...] [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...]

]]> By: Service Time for Net10 « Truck Mount Carpet Cleaning http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1556 Service Time for Net10 « Truck Mount Carpet Cleaning Wed, 19 May 2010 01:12:10 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1556 [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...] [...] Most Cell phone contracts start at $40 a month for a very basic plan. Here is a great tip on how to get the Best $16.66 per Month Cell Phone [...]

]]> By: Net10 vs Tracfone Wireless | Prepaid Cell Phone Guy http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1344 Net10 vs Tracfone Wireless | Prepaid Cell Phone Guy Mon, 05 Apr 2010 09:14:01 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1344 [...] Tracfone Minutes will cost between 33 cents each and 6.6 cents. Check out how to get Tracfone Minutes for 6.6 cents each at Best Yearly Cell Phone Plan. [...] [...] Tracfone Minutes will cost between 33 cents each and 6.6 cents. Check out how to get Tracfone Minutes for 6.6 cents each at Best Yearly Cell Phone Plan. [...]

]]> By: jim graves http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1341 jim graves Sun, 04 Apr 2010 14:09:42 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1341 As a 10 year tracfone user. I consider your statements "will only cost 6.6 cents each plus your per month price is below $17 monthly." on the $200 card a bit miss leading. Should that really be an "or" at 6.6 cents a minute and $17amonth it's a $400 card. Sorry it just bugged me. Keep up the good work, for low minute users tracfone is indeed the best option. As a 10 year tracfone user. I consider your statements “will only cost 6.6 cents each plus your per month price is below $17 monthly.” on the $200 card a bit miss leading. Should that really be an “or” at 6.6 cents a minute and $17amonth it’s a $400 card. Sorry it just bugged me. Keep up the good work, for low minute users tracfone is indeed the best option.

]]> By: Rosie http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1336 Rosie Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:06:49 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1336 Aha!! I hear what you say about Net10 which I'm on, but what about the 300 free minutes you get when you buy the phone? That little bonus more than compensates for the cost of buying the phone. Aha!! I hear what you say about Net10 which I’m on, but what about the 300 free minutes you get when you buy the phone? That little bonus more than compensates for the cost of buying the phone.

]]> By: Sam Soong http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1326 Sam Soong Sat, 20 Mar 2010 19:10:14 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1326 Excellent post! For me, prepaid rules. I did a bit of research and discovered NET10 was the best for my purposes. I don’t use a lot of minutes — maybe 200 or so a month — and I’m not a mad texter or websurfer either, but 10¢ a minute for calls and 3¢ for texts is crazy good. And no fees per day or other bs. I got a very nice Samsung phone with a slide-out qwerty keyboard and no one knows it’s prepaid. Costs me a big $30 a month for all my stuff. Excellent post!

For me, prepaid rules. I did a bit of research and discovered NET10 was the best for my purposes. I don’t use a lot of minutes — maybe 200 or so a month — and I’m not a mad texter or websurfer either, but 10¢ a minute for calls and 3¢ for texts is crazy good. And no fees per day or other bs.

I got a very nice Samsung phone with a slide-out qwerty keyboard and no one knows it’s prepaid. Costs me a big $30 a month for all my stuff.

]]> By: Jason http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/the-best-16-66-per-month-cell-phone/comment-page-1/#comment-1321 Jason Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:51:48 +0000 http://prepaid-cell-phone-guy.com/?p=607#comment-1321 This is what I do for $ 0.05 a minute. It requires a bit more work/thinking than the average cell plan but for five cents a minute with no contract it is worth it; for me at least. So this is how it works: net10 has deals every once in a while for there LG300 refurbished phone where they give you a 300 minute/60 day service card with the phone. Note, that whenever you activate/upgrade a net10 phone they also give you 300min and 60 days of service. Thus if you buy a phone while this deal is on, you get 600 min for 120 days. ($0.05/min). So what I did when i first conceived this was I bought 2 phones. Then a few months later I bought another one (not because I needed it, but because someday in the future when the minutes ran out, I wanted to make sure I got the .05/min. deal. The downside to this is that you have to "upgrade" your phone.(switch your service to one of the other phones you bought) This requires you to re-enter in your contacts manually. So that's about it. I also use a google voice number and give that # out to people which routes the calls to my net10 phone. So, for .05/min you have to catch net10 when they have deals that include a minute/service card with the phone. So when those deals do open up, I stock up on phones. This is what I do for $ 0.05 a minute. It requires a bit more work/thinking than the average cell plan but for five cents a minute with no contract it is worth it; for me at least. So this is how it works: net10 has deals every once in a while for there LG300 refurbished phone where they give you a 300 minute/60 day service card with the phone. Note, that whenever you activate/upgrade a net10 phone they also give you 300min and 60 days of service. Thus if you buy a phone while this deal is on, you get 600 min for 120 days. ($0.05/min). So what I did when i first conceived this was I bought 2 phones. Then a few months later I bought another one (not because I needed it, but because someday in the future when the minutes ran out, I wanted to make sure I got the .05/min. deal. The downside to this is that you have to “upgrade” your phone.(switch your service to one of the other phones you bought) This requires you to re-enter in your contacts manually. So that’s about it. I also use a google voice number and give that # out to people which routes the calls to my net10 phone. So, for .05/min you have to catch net10 when they have deals that include a minute/service card with the phone. So when those deals do open up, I stock up on phones.

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