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Straight Talk. $45 unlimited everything, & they have my android on Sprint towers. Works fine...

Mike LX-R wrote:

guitarbilly wrote:Boost Mobile. I pay 40/month and never had one single issue with them (going on 2 years). Never even had to call their customer service line.

where you at?!?!

yep, no issues here at all. Michelle pays a lot for her ATT phone and has shittier reception in our house than my boost mobile. She's switching as soon as her contract expires.

Verizon. But I'm thinking about going to Virgin Mobile this summer when my contract is up. I use all of maybe 100 minutes a month. Mostly web and text for me.

Even the discounted $80 a month is twice what it'd cost me on Virgin

I really think that for certain areas, contract cell phones are a thing of the past. I understand some rural areas will have horrible coverage on smaller networks (maybe - Boost for example, uses Sprint towers and I never had an issue, even when I was visiting rural-ish areas of the state, like Bakersfield, Indio, Lompoc etc...) but for metro areas no contract is the way to go.

My bill is $40/month and I have an option to "load" money into the account, up to $300 dollars. So I make a payment of $240 in the beginning of the year and that takes care of the first 6 months. Then in July I pay another $240 for the rest of the year. The system simply deducts $40 off the account on the 11th of each month.

So that's my cell phone bill... $240 twice an year. I freaking love it.

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Hugh Jaynus wrote:
I have an iphone 4s and I would love to get back to android.

What don't you like about the iPhone? Not trying to start a debate - I'm just genuinely curious. I've had both and I honestly can't understand anyone wanting to go back to Android after the iPhone. It works so well and I've never had a single complaint. So what do you like more about Android?

tmobile unlimited 4g prepay no contract.

Verizon. I get a clear signal just about everywhere

......except for in my house. :/