What is the best flat rate cell phone service out there for someone such as I?

by Profound Whatever

I don’t make a lot of calls,but I do a lot of wireless web surfing sometimes though. Also, is there any way I could customize my contract with whatever cell service I happen to choose as well?
WHAT!? metro pcs, what’s that?

Answer by m6tarry
metro pcs

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bus schedule, also available on-line from your cell phone #1019


Image by Nemo’s fantastic uncle
Strictly speaking, it’s not a bar code, but the 2-D equivalent, a QR code.

Most Japanese cell phones support Internet access—as long as you pay the monthly and per packet rates—and have built-in digital cameras, so providing QR codes saves typing in long URLs—http://tkbus.jp, in this case.

→ Google maps

on a 5 star extent.. how would you rate your cell phone service. 5 stars being the best of course.

Answer by marrying_buddha
t-mobile, 2.

Answer by Kashonna S
I use Cingular and I’d rate it a 3

Answer by totalrandomness87
i have verizon and i LOVE it– i get service when my friends don’t. 5 stars!

the only problems i have ever heard of is when my brother broke his and he had problems with customer service, but personally i have never had a conundrum

Answer by fire_music_bk
5 stars – Verizon with onstar

Answer by chou
cingular. 4.0

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