Associated Press raves about prepaid wireless

The Associated Press. They’re everywhere. Seriously, when you read something in a major newspaper, there’s a decent chance it originated with the AP. In checking my email alerts today, I noticed that two article titles came up multiple times: “Prepaid cell phones help dial up lower costs,” and “5 things to know about prepaid phones.” The first one talks about a man who reduced his cell phone bill from $120 per month to $160 total over five months, and then has all the basic quotes on prepaid (e.g. paying for only the minutes you use). The second is a reminder of prepaid services, noting both the ups and downs. These are some good reads if you’re considering a switch to prepaid.

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1. Jackie Says
   

   I think it’s high time the media wakes up to this issue. It’s not OK for big companies (won’t mention any names, you know who) to trap people into unfair and restrictive contracts. And then to add insult to injury, they pile on hidden charges, give poor customer service and exploit the customers any which way, safe in the knowledge that the customers can’t walk away. The early termination fees are still exorbitant with most, if not all, the major carriers.
   I think their day is over and I welcome with open arms (the more competitive) prepaid providers.

   
   Posted on February 26th, 2009 at 10:30 am

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