Prepaid calls are charged _per minute_ and not per 30 seconds, so if you're 2mins 1 second you'll get charged for 3 minutes. the "yes" plans in comparison have very cheap call rates.
The $59 cap + $7 handset repayments is the best deal for postpaid.
But I _really_ like prepaid and how you can't possibly get a scary bill. And your unused calls do rollover to the next month if you recharge by the end of the 30 day period. Plus you can ring up at any time and find out how much credit you've got left.
I'm really torn about which way to go. Or just to wait a couple of weeks - another carrier might come out with it outright for less than $849. Or will they?
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Date: 2008-07-10 10:54 am (UTC)The $59 cap + $7 handset repayments is the best deal for postpaid.
But I _really_ like prepaid and how you can't possibly get a scary bill. And your unused calls do rollover to the next month if you recharge by the end of the 30 day period. Plus you can ring up at any time and find out how much credit you've got left.
I'm really torn about which way to go. Or just to wait a couple of weeks - another carrier might come out with it outright for less than $849. Or will they?
Arrrgh!