AT&T Prepaid Cell Phones
AT&T have quickly become the top mobile phone service provider in the U.S. since the merger with Cingular, and have started to offer some great plans prepaid cell phones.
Plans:
There are two types of prepaid plan offered by AT&T. Their pay as you go service is based on a flat rate for each minute used, where each call is billed at 25 cents per minute. For a daily fee of a dollar, paid on each day that the phone is used, call costs can be lowered to 10 cents per minute on the same plan. On top of this, and extra $20 per month on top of the daily access fee will provide users with 3,000 off-peak minutes. These plans will also feature unlimited calls to other AT&T users.
The second service offered by AT&T is called Pick Your Plan, and allows you to pay a set amount each month rather than the pay as you go price per minute. Plans start at $29.99 per month which includes the rate of 15 cents per minute. The $39.99 plan, with calls at 13.3 cents per minute, includes 500 night and weekend minute; the $49.99 plan includes 12.5 cents per minute calls and 3,000 night and weekend minutes.
The most expensive plan is $69.99 a month for a 10.8 cents per minute charge and unlimited nights and weekends. If you also use text messages or data transfer then these will be deducted from the price you pay for the plan, reducing the amount of minutes you can use. All plans include unlimited mobile to mobile calls, except for the cheapest plan.
Pros:
The plans offered by AT&T cell phones are extremely flexible due to the fact that you can choose between true pay as you go and a monthly payment option, meaning that there is a plan to suit everyone. Their network features great national coverage, and the prices are quite reasonable in comparison with other cellphone networks, as well as providing a good phone selection.
Cons:
While the rates are good, they are still higher than other prepaid services. Access charges can become expensive if you do not make the most out of the discounts offered.
Read more about why you should consider a prepaid cell phone.
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