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AtD explained how it works: With Verizon Edge, you pay the full retail price of a phone, along with a month-to-month service plan. The cost of the handset is divided into 24 monthly installments, and the first payment is due at the point of sale.If, after six months, you decide you want to upgrade your phone, you can do so, as long as you’ve paid 50 percent of the unsubsidized price, and the phone is still in working condition. Once you trade in your device, all final payments are waived, you choose another handset of your liking, and start all over again.
Verizon Edge is only available to those on one of Verizon’s Share Everything plans, starting at $40 per month. Share Everything Plan. WALMART. Walmart Straight Talk Review: Is the Wireless Service Any Good? Back in March we opened the DealNews forum to our readers who wanted to discuss Straight Talk.
We were quite frankly shocked by not only the number of comments and complaints from customers, but also the questions and concerns that would-be Straight Talk Wireless customers had. In the months since, we've been working to put together a feature that attempts to clarify not only what Straight Talk is and how it may help certain consumers save money on their cell phone bill, but also offers insight into ways current Straight Talk Wireless customers can rectify some of the most common issues they've had with its customer service. As such, aspects of our Straight Talk Wireless review are culled straight from reader comments; and we'd love to hear more and keep the conversation going. Pay-as-you-Go Coverage.
Is Prepaid Cell Coverage Good Enough to Make the Money-Saving Switch? By Jeff Somogyi, dealnews Media Editor A few weeks back, everyone was all aflutter when the New York Times reported that you can save $1,000 by switching to a pay-as-you-go plan.
Many of our readers then discussed whether this would be the right option for their talk, text, and web needs. We began to wonder, though, what the nationwide cell and data coverage is like for these super-cheap networks. It seemed like a pretty big plot-hole to us, so we decided to fill it. Armed with a screenshot tool, we found the coverage maps for Virgin Mobile, Boost Mobile, and Cricket — the three per-month companies that are / will be getting the iPhone — and put them all in one place for you to compare, so you can make up your own mind about the relative value of the purported $1,000 in savings.
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