In the world today, if you don't have a cell phone you're out of
touch. How do you pick the right phone, the right plan or the
right company? There are many factors to that should be taken
into consideration. If you have a large family, one of the many
family plans could be the ticket. Some family plans share a pool
of minutes. This can be a good or bad thing depending on how
good your family is at sharing. If you have teenagers who tend
to talk quite a bit on the cell phones (and most do these days),
this may not be the best way to go although buying a separate
plan for each teen could be very expensive. One idea is the
"pay-as-you go" plan. These plans use minutes from a pre-paid
bank of a set duration. At least this way you have control over
how much you spend each month. Another type of family plan lets
family members pay for their own calling, but if family members
sign up, everybody gets a better price then if they had signed
up individually. Some plans also give you a break on the price
of the cell phones themselves. Be sure to check out these types
of plans carefully. If you are just shopping for yourself;
carefully evaluate what you think your cell phones usage will
be. If it's just for emergencies or occasional use the afore
mentioned pay-as-you go plans may be sufficient. You could also
buy the cheapest plan available. Some are as low as $20 a month.
Most people however, use their cellphones a lot and need many
minutes. If this is the case, pay-as-you-go plans can get very
expensive and it makes more sense to buy a plan that gives you
several hundred minutes worth of time each month. Another thing
to consider is the options. Does the plan come with roaming,
long-distance, text-messaging, etc. included? Are these extras
important to you? If they are then be sure to total up the costs
of each plan. Some include extras in the plan cost, some don't.
Don't sign up for a plan only to find out that you have to pay
additional costs for the features you want that another plan
included free or for the same price. Lastly, do the cell phones
available for the plan come with the features you want or need.
Cameras, games, two-way radio functions are just some of the
many new functions being added to today's phones. About the
author: Jon Wilder is the owner of www.cellvelocity.com This
article may be reprinted on condition that the source box is
included and the article is unedited. Copyright 2005 Jon Wilder
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