AT&T Instantly Matches Verizon’s New Pricing Plans
It was almost a year ago that Verizon said it would offer unlimited phone calls for $100 a month. The same day, AT&T (NYSE: T) matched it, leaving Ralph de la Vega to brag two months later that he was very proud of his marketing team to be able to act
$100, $90, $70, $50? Really now!!!!??? Guys, this is not a bargarin by an stretch of the imagination! I actually have a plan that blow all these out of the water. Straight Talk comes with unlimited calls, unlimited text, unlimited web access and all for just $45 – now that’s a bargain. And talking about Verizon, Straight Talk is serviced by Verizon so that coverage is untouchable.The phones you can get for the plan are tops also ranging from yur typical flip phone, to the slider to the popular Finesse which is a touch-screen phone much like the IPod. The best thing about Straight Talk is that it’s a preapid plan w/ no contract so $45 is all you need to worry about. The plan is an exclusive of WalMart so you have to either go there to buy ir or, what i did, judt go online and order it. Best deal ever!!!
Another very well priced alternative is the TracFone which can be had at any Family Dollar or Dollar Store. The Moto W 260 bundles start at $9.99 and include the headset, carrying case and car charger. The 410 model is a handful of dollars more and improves on the applications of the phone. This pre-paid, no contracts option offers $20 for 60 minutes of talk. If you’re not a chatter box, like a senior citizen or day laborer who is only looking for the basics, TracFone is the cheapest alternative out there!
I narrowed down my cell choices to Boost and StraightTalk and am so glad I decided on StraightTalk. Unlike my bff who has Boost, my calls never get dropped. Hooray for the Verizon network!
This is a good deal? LOL!
I have Straight Talk on the Verizon network. Bought it at Walmart and it’s an amazing deal. The Samsung Finesse is a very cool smartphone and paying only $45 a month for unlimited everything is the best deal going!
Still WAY too expensive.