| If you are looking for the cheapest cell phone | | | | however, because it lowers cost and forces |
| plans out there check out Metro PCS and Boost | | | | companies to come up with deals to get you to |
| Mobile. Metro PCS is $40 unlimited talk, text and | | | | buy. There is even a company that offers free |
| web and Boost Mobile is $50 dollars. With Metro | | | | service if you refer three people, so there's |
| PCS you can avoid contracts and credit checks, | | | | something for everyone. |
| but you will have to check out the customer | | | | The three most important features when looking |
| service capabilities of both. Cheapest is not always | | | | for wireless service are plans, fees, and help and |
| best. For instance, do you have to buy one of | | | | support. Check out comparative charts that give |
| their phones and will there be any hidden charges | | | | you information on the details of each plan: for |
| that surprisingly pop up on your bill at the end of | | | | example, do the plans include texting - inbound |
| the month? For many pre-paid wireless plans are | | | | and outbound? Are there roaming charges added |
| satisfactory because they can pay as they go. | | | | on? Is the support line ready to answer your |
| What kind of cell phone plan you finally opt for | | | | questions when you have them? Get the |
| should be determined by your individual needs. | | | | cheapest plan you can find, but just make sure |
| Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile have | | | | that you are happy with the service they provide. |
| competitive pricing and they have been in the | | | | Otherwise, you may have wished that you had |
| market longer, thus they have a track record | | | | chosen a different company. |
| that you can depend on. The competition is good, | | | | |