| You can get many different packages and deals with | | | | Prepaid Plus Here you pay $1.99 a day for days you |
| Verizon Wireless prepaid cell phones. Verizon is the | | | | use the service, and with that you get unlimited |
| largest telecommunications provider in the US and its | | | | calling to those on the same network; unlimited Night |
| network runs on CDMA technology, the same as | | | | and Weekend Minutes; you pay five cents for every |
| Sprint Nextel. You can get some fantastic cheap | | | | call you make to a different network and text |
| deals with Verizon Wireless prepaid cell phones. | | | | messages cost five cents as well. |
| The concept of prepaid has been gaining popularity in | | | | Prepaid Unlimited Talk $3.99 a day gets you unlimited |
| recent times due to its many advantages. Firstly, | | | | calls to those on the same network and any |
| there is no binding contract between you and the | | | | domestic lines, as well as unlimited Night and |
| cellphone service provider. You also pay for your bills | | | | Weekend Minutes. Text messages only cost one |
| up-front, meaning you buy the amount of time you | | | | cent a message. |
| want to spend on the network ahead of using it, and | | | | Refills expire after a set amount of time, however. |
| then use it up as you prefer, depending on the | | | | So you buy these refills and use them up as you |
| specifications of the prepaid package. | | | | decide, taking the above into account. You can buy |
| Verizon offers straight-forward prepaid plans. Its | | | | refills of $15 to $29.99, which expire in 30 days; |
| coverage around the US is probably one of the best | | | | $75-$99.99 which expire in 180 days; $30 to $74.99 |
| at the moment, seeing that it is the largest | | | | which expire in 90 days; and $100 which expire in one |
| telecommunications company in the country. | | | | full year. |
| Here are the four types of prepaid plans offered you | | | | So as you can see with prepaid, you won't get any |
| (plans may vary according to your area): | | | | surprise bills at the end of the month and there are |
| Prepaid Basic This is the most basic prepaid package | | | | obviously no termination fees. If you're unhappy with |
| offered to you. You pay a flat rate for all calls to | | | | the service you can just swap to another carrier, or |
| others on the same network, which is 25 cents a | | | | if you can't afford to use the phone for the month |
| minute. To any other network or line you pay an | | | | you don't have to. |
| additional 10 cents a minute. Text messages, sent | | | | You only pay for the days you use the network, and |
| and received, are 20 cents a message. | | | | there are NO credit checks if you want to go |
| Prepaid Core You pay 99 cents a day for days that | | | | prepaid. Furthermore, you will be given access to |
| you use the service. With this, however, you get | | | | many of Verizon's features to postpaid clients, such |
| unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling (those who are on | | | | as VZ Navigator, its GPS service, and V Cast Music |
| the same network). You pay 10 cents per minute on | | | | with Rhapsody, its music streaming service. |
| weekends (12am Saturday to 11:59pm Sunday) and | | | | Verizon distributes phones from LG, Motorola and |
| nights (9:01pm to 5:59am). Every call you make to | | | | Samsung - some smart phones, some very basic |
| someone on a different network, you pay an | | | | phones - at some great prices at its website. So |
| additional 10 cents per minute. Text messages are | | | | these are the sort of Verizon Wireless prepaid cell |
| also 10 cents a message | | | | phones you should expect to get. |