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I would like to speak to the matter of the carrier, in this case T-Mobile. There are three types of service providers: contract, non-contract and Pay as You Go. Most people that I have spoken with would be better served with a pay as you go plan since this is cheaper for thsoe that don't use their phones very much. If you use your phone a lot, over two hours of continual use you might be better of with a non-contract plan. The difference with the cotnract plans is the obvious you are not locked into any contract and may depart at any time. Most popular of the non-contract plans are Virgin Mobile and Crickit. Those that are better off with the cotnract plans are those that conduct their daily business on the phone. I had a neighbor once that bought and sold realestate for a living, between the hours of 7am and probably 8pm he was on the phone all of the time with no let up. Since this is how he fed his family he needs to be absolutely certain that the phone is there and available thus the contract was probably the best thing for him.
Which is the best for you?
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