what is cheapest cell phone company in the usa?

What is cheapest cell phone company in the u.s.a.? Because i am looking for unlimited texting for $ 5.00 in u.s.a. money…… Because there is no excellent brands that tells me the certainty, I’m also looking for a brand that tells me how much the minutes cost i don’t want a monthly payment and that cost $ 20 to about $ 10 per 200 minutes, so if you can fined one i would be pleased to know thanks and have a excellent day……..

p.s. i would like it to be like www.tracfone.com or like virgin moble

Answer by Backyard by M
look at alltel uprepay service

Answer by Sarah K
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Answer by DOMINIC™
It varies upon your area….

some services arent avalible in all areas.

Answer by GoshGolly
You could get a Tracfone, but if you use a cell phone on a regular basis that will not be your cheapest option. Those are primarily for people who want to have a cell phone in case of emergency but will rarely use it.

It’s also not possible for people to give you an accurate answer to your question since their usage and rates will differ from yours.

Instead, go to this website:
http://www.myrateplan.com/wireless_plans/
Place in your zip code and choose the type of service you reckon you would need. It will tell you which service is the cheapest in your area of the country. It’s not owned by any of the cellular services, and it compares them against each other.

Answer by dogstar4god
if you’re considering tracfone, dont…

try net10, tracfone’s cheaper cousin.
net10 is a subdisary of tracfone (on the net10 brochure (c) 2007 tracfone wireless)

net10
10 cents a minute always.
5 cenhts a text each way.

no unlimited txting.
they need to though.

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I went from Pakistan to USA.and I didn’t buy a cell phone because I am searching a cell phone which I can use both seats,because I will be going back to pakistan and will come back to USA again……PPL plz help me if you know a such cell phone company or any cell phone or any kind of way…..

Answer by Craig
The mobile world phone — seems clean. Only cost $ 49.99

Answer by wirelessman5744
Your best option would doubtless be to buy an unlocked quad band cell phone. This way you can use your phone for service in the US and Pakistan just by switching the sim cards back and forth. The simplest way to find a phone you’re looking for is to go to ebay or just a search engine and search for “unlocked quad band cell phone” and go from there. As far as service goes here in the US you can easily use at&t or t-mobile. In Pakistan you could use Mobilink, Ufone, or Warid Telecom. Hope this helps!

Answer by Andrew C
Any cell phone plot that covers both the US and Pakistan will be very expensive in one or the other country. I recommend you use Tmobile or AT&T in the US and when you get to Pakistan use a local provider there with the same phone. AT&T and Tmobile both use GSM networks in the US, which I am pretty sure is the technology that is used in Pakistan. You should be able to get a SIM card from a Pakistan phone company and switch it out when you are there. Depending on how much tim eyou will spend out of the US, you may benefit from a pay as you go plot instead of a flat monthly rate (why pay for time you can not use) Be aware that the phone you get should be a quad band, to be sure it covers the frequencies in Pakistan too. Many US phones are quad band, but some might be tri band or even less if they are low end phones. I do not know what frequencies are used in Pakistan, but there are only 4 total. Quad band phones are sometimes called world phones since they should work with all GSM providers in the world.

Do not get Sprint or Verizon in the US as they use a different cell technology that is only used in the US and Korea mostly. Their phones will nearly certainly not work in Pakistan.

Answer by Tapan S
Buy an unlocked tri-band cell phone ( GSM 900/1800/1900)
which has universal travel charger ( input: 100 – 240V – 50/60 HZ. This phone will be excellent for both the countries.

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