Cheap Cell Plans are Getting More Attractive

These days the major wireless carriers are requiring expensive data plans for many of their users – even those with the simpliest of phones.  This idea is not going over well with many cell plan consumers; especially in this economy.   There is hope though as  low-cost, pay-as-you-go wireless carriers are continuing to offer cheap cell phone plans that are getting more attractive every day.

Cheap Cell Plan Options

Cricket is soon to anounce the first $30-per-month unlimited nationwide talk and text plan.  MetroPCS offers a $40-per-month plan and TracFone Wireless offers one at $45-per-month.  The price difference in these plans is sure to lessen as cheap, unlimited cell plan price wars ramp up.

Pre Paid Wireless Also a Money Saving Option

The pre paid wireless customer base is growing about five-times faster than the the contract cell plan base.  Not only do these customers see immediate costs savings but without a cell plan contract; they are able to drop a plan quickly if a better rate comes along.

See the full article at CNN Money.