| HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON PHONE PLANS |
Phone Plans and Phone Service Companies are 'Dime a
Dozen'...What a Great Opportunity to Make Them Compete!
Dozen'...What a Great Opportunity to Make Them Compete!
Question: Who would you rather have your money?
A) You
B) Your cell phone plan provider?
A) You
B) Your cell phone plan provider?
Rob Hunter
Kind of a no-brainer, eh? But you'd be astonished how many people are
paying more for their phone plans and phone service than they need to.
There isn't any art, or trick, to saving money on your phone plans. It
really is that easy...all you need to do is:
paying more for their phone plans and phone service than they need to.
There isn't any art, or trick, to saving money on your phone plans. It
really is that easy...all you need to do is:
- Go to one of the links I've provided on the right
- Compare cell phone plans and decide what you want
- Fill out a request for quotes...
- Giggle madly as the phone companies are forced to bid against each
other! - Pick out the cheapest phone plan that best fits your needs
- Rinse and repeat for your land line phone service!
Cheaper phone plans=Instant AND
Long-Term Savings!
Long-Term Savings!
| Not only that, but you can BUNDLE your phone plans with your internet and cable, and reduce the cost of all 3! By bidding out your cell phone and phone services you should see savings of about $50 per month (this may vary) |
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Choosing a cell phone plan can be exciting or confusing. The reason is so many
options are available and each one is claiming to be the best option. There may be
several options available to you but the best option should be one that fits your lifestyle
and needs.
There are two major ways to choose a cell phone plan : By considering prepaid or
post paid plans, and frequency and area of coverage.
A prepaid service may be suitable for someone who does not use the phone everyday
or regularly as the credit ca be extended over a long period of time. Why pay a fixed
amount each month for a service you may be using once a while?
A prepaid service will not require rigorous background checks like credit checks. So if
you have a poor credit rating, this is your obvious choice as credit approval is a
requirement for connection to this service.
If you are uncertain about future income, prepaid is ideal as there are no monthly
service charges to be honored.
Additionally, prepaid does not involve bills and a highly mobile person will find the post
paid and its resultant bills uncomfortable as he keeps moving away from his
permanent address.
If you are allergic to paperwork and contracts, stick to post paid as post paid demands
contact, documents and a lot of administrative work.
Prepaid is also ideal for people who need to conceal their identity as there is no way
you can be identified with a prepaid service.
One great disadvantage of prepaid is that a lot of features are not available to you.
With regards to coverage and frequency of use factors, where you intend to use the
phone and how often you use the phone will determine which service to go for.
If you travel a lot, then you will have to go for one that allows you to roam whilst still
maintaining your cell number. If the company does not cover your area of business,
then it may not be worth going forth.
Again some carriers charge according to the geographical area you would be making
the call from so it is prudent to subscribe to the service that will cover your area..
On the other hand, if you will remain home for most of the time, then you may have to
choose a local service plan as a wider geographical area will cost you more
unnecessarily.
You may need to ask yourself “Am I going to use the phone for emergencies,
occasionally or for business?” A business phone needs a service that is cheap and
highly flexible so you can be able to run your business with great ease and least cost.
If you would need the phone for only three hours a month for example, then you may not
have to go for an expensive monthly plan which has to be paid for each month
irrespective of the usage.
Lastly, do you want a digital or analog service? If you a simple caller with no
sophiscated needs, you may need a simple analog service but if you an advanced
user you may have to go for a more expensive digital service.
Your phone plan is a reflection of your needs and profile. Moderate users should
choose the least expensive option to save money and advanced users should opt for
enhanced features which come at a greater cost but essentially serve their needs.
options are available and each one is claiming to be the best option. There may be
several options available to you but the best option should be one that fits your lifestyle
and needs.
There are two major ways to choose a cell phone plan : By considering prepaid or
post paid plans, and frequency and area of coverage.
A prepaid service may be suitable for someone who does not use the phone everyday
or regularly as the credit ca be extended over a long period of time. Why pay a fixed
amount each month for a service you may be using once a while?
A prepaid service will not require rigorous background checks like credit checks. So if
you have a poor credit rating, this is your obvious choice as credit approval is a
requirement for connection to this service.
If you are uncertain about future income, prepaid is ideal as there are no monthly
service charges to be honored.
Additionally, prepaid does not involve bills and a highly mobile person will find the post
paid and its resultant bills uncomfortable as he keeps moving away from his
permanent address.
If you are allergic to paperwork and contracts, stick to post paid as post paid demands
contact, documents and a lot of administrative work.
Prepaid is also ideal for people who need to conceal their identity as there is no way
you can be identified with a prepaid service.
One great disadvantage of prepaid is that a lot of features are not available to you.
With regards to coverage and frequency of use factors, where you intend to use the
phone and how often you use the phone will determine which service to go for.
If you travel a lot, then you will have to go for one that allows you to roam whilst still
maintaining your cell number. If the company does not cover your area of business,
then it may not be worth going forth.
Again some carriers charge according to the geographical area you would be making
the call from so it is prudent to subscribe to the service that will cover your area..
On the other hand, if you will remain home for most of the time, then you may have to
choose a local service plan as a wider geographical area will cost you more
unnecessarily.
You may need to ask yourself “Am I going to use the phone for emergencies,
occasionally or for business?” A business phone needs a service that is cheap and
highly flexible so you can be able to run your business with great ease and least cost.
If you would need the phone for only three hours a month for example, then you may not
have to go for an expensive monthly plan which has to be paid for each month
irrespective of the usage.
Lastly, do you want a digital or analog service? If you a simple caller with no
sophiscated needs, you may need a simple analog service but if you an advanced
user you may have to go for a more expensive digital service.
Your phone plan is a reflection of your needs and profile. Moderate users should
choose the least expensive option to save money and advanced users should opt for
enhanced features which come at a greater cost but essentially serve their needs.
'Ok, I'd Love to Get Such an Easy Monthly Savings, But
How Do I Pick Out a Phone Plan?'
How Do I Pick Out a Phone Plan?'
