most expensive. I did have to have a phone replaced because it kept
shutting off automatically, but that wasn't a big deal, really. The
service has been reliable -- I really only recall 1 night I should have
had service and didn't. they also sound the next best thing to a landline.
--BenD
Tangorre, Michael wrote:
> NEXTEL gets my vote since they have free incoming plans! If you go with
> Nextel, let me know. I have an extra NEXTEL phone (i300) that I could sell
> to you cheap. I got my damaged phone replaced, and prefer that over my new
> one.
>
> Mike
>
> > After being with Sprint for three years - I finally have come
> > to the conclusion I need to switch Cell phone providers, as
> > well as upgrade my phone.
> >
> > I do not use it a lot and have currently the expired "Free
> > and Clear" plan. I do use the free long distance more than
> > anything, otherwise the phone is mainly around in case of an
> > emergency. I am not really interested in Web Access, Camera
> > Phones or Text messaging. My number is portable and can be
> > switched to another provider.
> >
> > Does anyone have recommendations as to prices, providers, and
> > service? AT&T will not be considered, due to their penchant
> > for hidden and extra charges.
>
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