Want to save money on your cell phone? Prepaid is the only way to fly, with no bills or overages or other funky stuff.

I use Straight Talk. It's unlimited for $45 a month, prepaid (so no bills) and on Verizon's network... the best.

Unlimited talk and texts, plus 30MB of data, which is about 350 web pages. Fantastic deal.

It's available at http://www.StraightTalk.com

I also have Straight Talk, which is just an amazing deal.

I was skeptical at first but everything good I'd heard about it is true.

No more crappy coverage from AT+T. The Verizon network is solid and I haven't dropped a call yet.

I think $45 a month is fantastic and I got a very nice Samsung phone with a qwerty keyboard so texting and web surfing is easy too.

I'm saving hundreds of dollars a year now so it's pretty awesome.

I'm not the only one who thinks so, either.

Here's another happy Straight Talk-er:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI40Fqglgys

I bundled my services with AT&T the end of September except for the TV/Video. And, the only thing I have received out of it is a different & outrageous phone bill every month (before my bill was always the same, I had Complete Choice, Unlimited Long Distance, etc.). I didn't hook up the DSL because I was waiting for them to get my bill straight; however, I was billed for it and equipment charges every month.
I have called them every month to get the matter straight. I have also written to several offices of AT&T, and sent an e-mail. They won't even tell me where to send the equipment back to.
When I subscribed the rep said my phone bill would be even a little less than what I have been paying and I would be able to keep my unlimited long distance,Complete Choice and all I already had for this price. They have charged me for every long distance call every month. They would give me a little credit and each month thereafter they would put a message on my bill that if all the charges were not paid (they would list a large amount) they were going to disconnect my service.
Some of the employees I have talked with were very rude and unaccommodating and unwilling to resolve the problem.
There is a lot more problems I have endured since switching to AT&T DSL bundle.
Can anyone help me? AT&T won't even try to -- Even the Customer Complaint Office.

Agree with Sally G on NOT giving up the landline phone. Live on the Gulf Coast and after 2 major hurricanes in 5 years, the landline was our only form of communication for the first 3 days. We have Verizon but it was so overloaded that we could not call out. Verizon also was great in giving us credit during a specific amount of time. We had no electricity for two weeks and I won't even tell you how long we had no cable. I like the idea of bundling (which tv & internet are) but Mother Nature has definitely ruled out the complete package.

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My wife and I ditched the landline in 2005. We used AT&T cell phones for a total of $81/month until February 2009. We were happy with AT&T service, but we were able to cut our costs greatly by switching to Page Plus Cellular prepaid. Then, in August of 2009, we installed an ooma, which I purchased for a net cost of $176 at Walmart online. The ooma gives us local and long distance calling using a landline phone via our broadband cable connection (i.e. VoiP). There is no monthly or annual fee for the ooma. Our monthly cost for cell service now averages less than $20/month. Hence, our phone costs have gone down by $61/month since February '09.

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