Nokia 6010--like a Shure microphone--tough enough to hammer nails [well,
brads or #4 finishing nails]--great phone, but doesn't do well inside a
Big Gulp.
I gave my 6010 to my husband after unlocking it. He pays about $50 a
year with 7-11 SpeakOut. All of their refills $25 and above expire in a
year, and unused minutes roll over. SpeakOut uses the AT&T network and
has better coverage where we live. T-Mobile minutes are 5 cents cheaper,
but who cares if you only make one or two short calls a week.
I have the cheapest T-Mobile plan using an unlocked Nokia 3220, and an
unlocked Moto SLVR for travel, and am considering switching to the same
PAYGO plan as Tom's instead of the contract. I kept the contract for
international calling--actually, texting--while overseas, but am getting
a free prepaid SIM from United Mobile through MoneyBookers.com as soon
as I decide whether to have a number in the UK or Lichtenstein,
http://www.united-mobile.com/moneybookers/?l=en.
Betty
>I am interested in knowing the name of your current cell phone
>company, and why you made the switch (assuming that "renewed"
>indicates that you switched, not that you purchased a year's worth of
>time), and details of your plan (unless of course, you consider my
>request unseemly prying).
Nope. I'm still with TMobile. I purchased a year's more time: 1150
minutes for $100 plus my unused minutes rolled over. So far I'm buying
$50 and $100 in alternating years so I'm averaging $75/year for cell
service.
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