help me find a (cheap) mobile plan

[RossMAN]

I use Straight Talk and Page Plus... page plus $29.95 a month for 1200 minutes, 3000 texts, and 250MB's of data (perfect for my parents and my wife.)

I wonder if the data is enough for my simple needs which are:

Daily browsing of tech sites (m.usatoday.com for example) for about 20 minutes and the rare Google search for an address or phone number. That's it.
No e-mail, no uploading of pics, no facebook/twitter/streaming of any kind.

How would I transfer my existing contacts/texts from a GSM phone to CDMA?

 

[masteryoda34]

Do this. I've been on it for a long time with the Google Nexus and it works great.

 

[amdhunter]

T-Mo $30 100 minutes, 100 texts, 5gb data.

:thumbsup:

Was using this plan on my Nexus 4, but decided to stick it in my iPhone 4 instead. Even on EDGE, I can stream high quality Pandora better than the Nexus 4 did with HPSA+.

 

[1sikbITCH]

I heard on the radio yesterday that walmart has no contract, unlimited calls/data for $45 month on an iphone 5. You have to buy the phone though. The "geek guru" said it takes 6 months to break even.

This is Straight Talk. I bought a $40 phone just for calls and texts and spend $30 a month.

I wish I had spent a little more and gotten an android or something so I could have a data plan if I ever wanted it.

 

[RossMAN]

This is Straight Talk. I bought a $40 phone just for calls and texts and spend $30 a month.

I wish I had spent a little more and gotten an android or something so I could have a data plan if I ever wanted it.

Any idea how much the iPhone 5 is through Walmart's "the geek guru"?

 

[Capt Caveman]

Nexus 4 and $45 Straight Talk here.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally Posted by AznAnarchy99
God Im in Italy right now and it cell service is so much easier here. Lowest plan, 8 euros a month, 120 min/sms, unlimited data, no contract.

We're pretty much the asshole of the developed world as far as communication goes.

High prices, and low service.

This is what Americans want and deserve.