No contract cell phone service
Sorry for yet another cell phone question. I did a search, but would like to get more info. My MIL wants a cell phone for purely emergency use - probably won't use it but a couple times a year. She...
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Chris Bryant wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:Chris Bryant wrote:
Another vote for AT&T Go Phone- $100/year with rollover minutes. Every now and then I do the donation by text message to burn off rolled over money. Better the Red Cross has the money than AT&T :D
Do you have a link to that plan for 100 for a year with roll over minutes?
I'm on the basic $.10/minute plan, though they have a $2 per day/unlimited plan as well (we just do not use them that much). The cheapest refill cards are available for $25/3 months or $100/year, and at the top of the page it says "Refill before your current balance expires and the balance carries over to the new expiration date."
I have it set to auto refill every 3 months, and now have around $240 in credit on my phone.
Thanks. I DID have rollover but when I changed my plan they said there was no more rollover minutes available. Those ATT lie'n buggers!:B
