Anyone use Clear talk? How good has it been? Troubles?
On Verizon. Thinking about saving some coin and switching.
cell phone service?
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whitbey
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Edwards brass bell 547/562
Edwards Jazz w/ Ab valve 500"/.508"
Markus Leuchter Alto Trombone
Bass Bach 50 Bb/F/C dependent.
Cerveny oval euphonium
Full list in profile
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Conn100HGuy
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Re: cell phone service?
I've been using Consumer Cellular for 4 years. 2 lines, unlimited talk/text, 5GB data, $53 including all fees and taxes.
Onward and Upward
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officermayo
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Re: cell phone service?
Visable - no data limits for $25 a month.
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hyperbolica
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Re: cell phone service?
same here.Conn100HGuy wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 5:58 am I've been using Consumer Cellular for 4 years. 2 lines, unlimited talk/text, 5GB data, $53 including all fees and taxes.
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SimmonsTrombone
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I've used StraightTalk for about a decade. $45 for unlimited everything. In my area, it used Verizon.
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robcat2075
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NY Times...
We No Longer Need a Big Carrier’s Wireless Plan. Discount Ones Are the Way.
We No Longer Need a Big Carrier’s Wireless Plan. Discount Ones Are the Way.
...On the surface, these budget carriers, which include Cricket Wireless, Straight Talk, Boost Mobile, Mint Mobile and Visible, lack a cool factor. They do not operate their own cell networks; instead, they lease wireless services from the big carriers and market them toward retirees. The no-frill plans often have trade-offs, including slower download speeds, since Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile subscribers have priority access to faster network performance.
Yet in the past few years, so much has changed that I can now confidently recommend discount phone plans for most people, including white-collar professionals and Instagram-obsessed youths. Here’s why...