Unlimited All You Can Eat Cell Phone Plans
February 27, 2008 by John
It all starts with parents who were shocked to find their kids txting excessively on their cell phones and accruing humongous fees every month. If you ask for it, the carriers will listen. Verizon was the first major national carrier to offer unlimited voice and data plans starting at $99, and then AT&T follows - will this give you more reasons to buy an iphone? Then T-Mobile and Alltel announced a similar plan. They are still going to give out phones are great prices The previous so-called unlimited plans were restricted to in network calling, leaving a lot out-of-network customer frustrated. Now, no matter where you go and which network you are in, it’s all free. The all-you-can-eat approach can actually save the carriers a lot of trouble by not having to deal with excessive plan minute dispute. Good for everyone, let’s hope the price will come down a bit more soon.







[...] keep in mind that, this family time unlimited plan does not include email and web usage like those all you can eat cell phone plans. Don’t jump to the new plans yet, Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T will come out with new [...]