I looked at the Virgin Mobile web site at the Paylo plans. The cheapest one is $20/month - NOT pay as you go?? How is everyone getting pay as you go?
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Buy a Top Up card at your local store... make sure it is a Virgin Mobile Paylo Top-up Card. Add it to your account, and you are Pay As You Go. (i.e. $10 for 45 days of service, $20 for 90 days of service or $90 for 365 days of service)
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They sell you more data, it seems to go in $10 increments. The data rates are listed at freedompop.com.They push "premium" accounts with monthly charges and more data, but they don't push too hard.I use it only occasionally, when I travel. Every few months, I get a $10 charge, so very much cheaper than $59 every month I used to pay to Verizon.It seems like it works many places I try it - I don't think any cell data plans work everywhere.I am very pleased with it.
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You can just use the wifi to surf the net and everything else, just like using a pc...that is the same on all cellphones that have wifi now....you don't have to pay for wifi service....you only pay Virgin Mobile if you want phone service, and internet access away from a wifi spot. Hope that helps.
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Yes, I pay monthly by buying an at&t; go phone card at Walmart or Target. Minimum is $25 per month, which is what I pay. I get unlimited texting and 200 minutes per month. You can go with an unlimited package, which costs more, about $50 per month. You can also have the amount deducted every month automatically from your credit card, so you don't have to buy a phone card. I prefer to buy the phone card. There is no contract. I'm sorry, I don't know about the Mine craft pocket edition. Good luck to you! It's a good phone, and you don't have to buy a 2 year contract.
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I'm on the same $25 a month plan. Have been since 2012. I just bought this phone to replace my old one, and I was able to keep the same $25 plan (300 anytime minutes, unlimited text & web/data). Best phone & plan around if you don't require a lot of fancy apps or memory storage like me. Works great for texting, browsing google, and streaming youtube. Camera could be a little better, but you get what you pay for.
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This a pay by the minute and text phone. Every 2 months you must purchase at least $15. If you only make a small number of calls this phone may be what you are looking for. No data requirement.
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You just buy the phone from Amazon... I chose Amazon because I have Prime and the price was low... or buy from Verizon then choose a pre-pay. I use Anytime Minutes which is $0.99 a day (only when you use the phone) and $0.10 per minute, nothing else. This suited me but there are other plans as well... just go to Verizon and look at pre-paid and live chat with a rep and they'll explain it fully.
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They came out with a new LTE sim card, this sim card might not work, go to Lycamobile website for more information. you can definitely pay as you go, you can recharge from their website, just activate the sim card and your are good to go, you can also make international call with it
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hello my friend. to tell you the truth, you will have to go to your local sprint dealer to ask that one. remember that all of these little wireless devices have a chip in them that are only on the frequency that the provider is dealing with. i use the virgin broadband system. you can use this through bestbuy, or activate it online at virgin mobile. it is soooo easy. no contract. i use the 6 month plan at $120.00 per month. i use this thing everywhere at 4g speed. it is great!!!! you can buy this box on amazon. well, good luck what ever you decide. walter at f411@live.com
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works great for pay as you go. No problem on my side. I use the 1 year plan, it's $100 so minutes you buy don't expire until after a year following purchase. 5 cents a minute, perfect for a person who uses the phone infrequently.
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of course this cellphone only works with virgin mobile company, so you will need to use a virgin mobile top up card or use an debit credit card to pay for their beyond plans starting at $35 a month.
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It is not a pay as you go. I went with a specific company and you can, too. Very versatile. It is difficult to put in the battery, I had a problem with it as did a cousin who purchased the same phone. There are no instructions with it, so I got Androids for Dummies, but you can google it for instructions.
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If you have Sims card you can pop it in keep same plan. Or they have options for pay as you go.included. My daughter's phone broke took out Sims card and used for our previous plan we had
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I was told different things by Verizon both call rep for Verizon and Verizon stores. They have a 3rd option they don't mention which is the only way to get without contract. It is call post pay. Basically it is an account without contract which you pay monthly. You can put it on hold 2 months a year and only pay $15.00 each of those 2 months. The rest of the months payment is $50.00 if you don't pay they cancel and you have to pay the start up fee again. One of their older models which did't work as well for me in mts you could get with prepay.
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I use virgin mobile. You'll have to check their plans on their website. It varies depending on how much data you require.
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I have been with virgin mobile for years with the iPhone and it still works with all the plans, even the unlimited your way plans, no contract, pay lo e.t.c
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I found Lycamobile.com to be the cheapest long term solution. I bought the SIM from Amazon for 1 cent. Their incoming texts are free and only 4 cents to send; so effectively 2 cents per text since the alarm system sends out a confirmation text after receiving one. You keep your number forever as long as you have a balance and you have some type of activity once per 90 days (a text message counts). I originally used H2O, but they require a minimum $10 recharge every 90 days, effectively making your service $40 per year. Whereas with Lyca mobile, your cost per year can be as low as $10. Of course, it depends on how much activity your system gets. I found Lycamobile.com to be the cheapest long term solution. I bought the SIM from Amazon for 1 cent. Their incoming texts are free and only 4 cents to send; so effectively 2 cents per text since the alarm system sends out a confirmation text after receiving one. You keep your number forever as long as you have a balance and you have some type of activity once per 90 days (a text message counts). I originally used H2O, but they require a minimum $10 recharge every 90 days, effectively making your service $40 per year. Whereas with Lyca mobile, your cost per year can be as low as $10. Of... » Read More I found Lycamobile.com to be the cheapest long term solution. I bought the SIM from Amazon for 1 cent. Their incoming texts are free and only 4 cents to send; so effectively 2 cents per text since the alarm system sends out a confirmation text after receiving one. You keep your number forever as long as you have a balance and you have some type of activity once per 90 days (a text message counts). I originally used H2O, but they require a minimum $10 recharge every 90 days, effectively making your service $40 per year. Whereas with Lyca mobile, your cost per year can be as low as $10. Of course, it depends on how much activity your system gets. « Show Less