What do you know about no contract cell phone plans?

I have had Tracfone for the last two being and never a conundrum. Now this morning I was place on hold over and over by an incompetent customer service rep who periodically told me he had to document the incident and would say he would be doing that for 3 minutes, which turned into one hour of these two minute and three minute intervals that he never solved my conundrum nor did he do anything but said he was trying to solve the conundrum. Then when I had had enough he told me they could not reactivate the phone even though I had been a customer for 2 being, but all they could do was deactivate it. I told him I am done hung up.

Are there any plans out there that are low value plans that give minutes and service for around 10.00 a month as tracfone did? It is hard to get that low price but I do not chat on my phone it is for emergency only.
If you cannot help me do not post crap.
Because I am polite to you and I expect the same in return.
Thanks.

Answer by Pitybluesboy
Here is hoping my star attracts you an answer to this question, my dear friend.
I despise cell phones for myself.

Answer by roderick_young
Virgin Mobile, Go, and others all tend to have something that will average out to less than $ 10 a month, if you use it for emergency only. There’s also net10, but they’re really Tracfone also.

In my opinion, just about each single company in America (and that includes South America, too) has a few service reps that are dreadful. If it were me, I’d go to tracfone.com and look for one of those $ 19.99 deals on a new phone plus airtime. I would get it, then when activating, transfer my ancient tracfone phone digit to it, along with any remaining airtime, if any. It’s tragic that the customer rep didn’t reckon of this or suggest it to you. The new tracfone will come with 60 days when activated, and when you buy 1-hour cards, you get 90 days each time, so that’s like $ 80 a year.

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I am looking for a plot that doesn’t go above $ 50 and has some excellent affordable phones for accessing the web.

I don’t want MetroPCS.

Answer by Dannie
Sprint’s Boostmobile
CRICKET

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